As the pandemic diminishes, a rise in mental health support visits to emergency rooms have greatly increased.
A recent study shows that adolescent marijuana use and binge drinking has held steady during the pandemic.
Steve Chassman, Executive Director of LICADD, once again partnered with SAFE to continue to educate the Glen Cove community.
The West Virginia case against national distribution companies is the first to go to trial.
Studies show that marijuana exposure during development can cause long-term or possibly permanent adverse changes in the brain.
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The opioid epidemic arose over a series of interconnected situations that span two decades, according to the AMA.
President Biden’s budget request for 2022 increases funding for public health and safety in response to the ongoing drug overdose epidemic.
SAFE and the Tobacco Action Coalition of LI partnered for World No Tobacco Day bringing youth centered programs to Glen Cove schools.
The AMA has outlined steps that must be taken at the policy level to address an overdose epidemic.
The opioid addiction epidemic appears to be getting worse in part because hardships and isolation stress brought on by COVID-19.
Former NFL star and Old Brookville resident will be recognized at 36th Annual Mission Moment Scholarship Fund reception
A recent report has confirmed that symptoms of anxiety and depression during the COVID-19 pandemic​ rose.
Extended-release medications used to treat opioid use disorder may be a valuable tool to address the opioid addiction crisis.
A long-awaited trial involving three major prescription opioid distributors is underway in West Virginia.
Babies born to mothers diagnosed with cannabis use disorders at delivery are more likely to experience health problems, research shows.
More than 300 pounds of unwanted medications were collected during the "Shed Your Meds" event.
Research shows how young people are more vulnerable to developing substance use disorders.
The Biden administration has made it easier for doctors to prescribe buprenorphine to treat opioid addiction.
Four drugmakers are set to face trial over claims they helped fuel an opioid epidemic by deceptively marketing addictive painkillers.
Students and parents enrolled in SAFE’s bilingual Life Skills Parent Training learn about the dangers of unhealthy alcohol consumption.
A recent report discusses the spike in drug overdose deaths during the pandemic and policy options to reverse this devastating issue.
Purdue Pharma has filed a bankruptcy plan that would resolve thousands of opioid lawsuits.
SAFE collaborated with Project Hope to hear and address parent concerns.
SAFE collaborated with the Glen Cove Youth Bureau for Kick Butts Day on April 7.
Over 100 virtual guests attended Tiegerman's Stronger Together Gala: Celebrating Our Heroes from the comfort of their own home on March 25.
Research shows young people are more vulnerable to developing substance use disorders.
The Sea Cliff Farmers Market has a new name and a new home! Beginning June 5th the Deep Roots Farmers Market will be at 100 Garvies Point Rd
According to a recent report, there has been a 54% increase in alcohol sales in the last year.
SAFE social worker Francesca Carbone addressed youth at the Youth Bureau's After 3 program on the risks and consequences of gambling.
Harbor Child Care looks forward to its special celebrations with teachers, families, and communities.
Recent research provides a look at how COVID-19 has impacted mental health and substance use disorders.
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The pandemic has both short and long-term implications for mental health and substance use.
A recent article by JAMA highlights the need to identify and implement the most effective approaches to prevent opioid overdose fatalities.
Tobacco use is the leading cause of preventable disease and death in the United States and nearly all tobacco use begins during youth.
Opioid prescribing remains high in the United States compared with other countries, despite concerted efforts to educate providers.
The Glen Cove Public Library continues to set the bar higher to protect staff, visitors and patrons from exposure to second hand smoke.
The AMA has joined a coalition in support of principles to help guide state and local spending of potential opioid settlement funds.
Quitting smoking and vaping is even more crucial during the COVID-19 pandemic.