Telling overdose prevention stories through comics: a conversation with the artist – PUBLIC HEALTH INSIDER

We are launching a series of DON’T HANG ON TO MEDS comic strips as part of International Overdose Awareness Day, sharing reasons why it’s important to get rid of unused medications in the home, told from the perspectives of parents, grandparents, people who have experienced addiction, and healthcare providers. I worked with Seattle comics artist Tatiana []

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Overdose prevention through comics: a conversation with the artist

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Telling overdose prevention stories through comics: a conversation