Opioids: Prescription Pain Medications and Heroin
Medications left over from a prior surgery or pills on a nightstand or inside a purse are common in many households. Teens are abusing prescription drugs found at home.
Publications
Monroe County Medical Society Bulletin on Addiction (May/June 2022)
Click to viewFact Sheet
What's In Your Medicine Cabinet?
Click to viewDrug Trends
DEA Fentanyl Awareness Day Resources
Click to viewOne Pill Can Kill Campaign and Resources
Click to viewFentanyl Drug Facts
Click to viewFact Sheets
Fact Sheet (English)
Click to viewFact Sheet (Spanish)
Click to viewInfographics
CADCA: What's Trending? Counterfeit Pills
Click to viewHeroin on the Rise
Click to viewHeroin Use
Click to viewCADCA Practical Theorist 10: Addressing the Opioid Crisis
Safe Take-Back Day Toolkit
For more information on opioids, please contact Jennifer Faringer, NCADD-RA Director, at (585) 719-3480 or at jfaringer@depaul.org.