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ANTHONY LABRUNA – OPIOID CRISIS 12 18 21
ANTHONY LABRUNA – OPIOID CRISIS 12 18 21
ANTHONY LABRUNA – OPIOID CRISIS 12 18 21
Saturday 18th December 2021
Anthony LaBruna discusses Iowa's opioid crisis, its impact on families, and potential solutions on 'American Medicine Today'.
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Get the buttons here!Anthony LaBruna on the Heartbreaking Reality of the Opioid Crisis in Iowa
So I think we're looking at the information, roll in and the numbers, but I do think talking with family and friends, I mean I'd much rather have that person around now and then working on that addiction and breaking that addiction than losing someone's life due to the fact that they're shooting up or they're using and the overdose.
Anthony LaBruna, the chief of staff to the president of Iowa private colleges and the youngest appointee under President Trump, returns to 'American Medicine Today' to shed light on the escalating opioid crisis in Iowa. This episode dives into the devastating impact opioids have on families and communities, offering a raw and honest look at a problem that’s tearing lives apart. LaBruna doesn’t just talk about the issue; he brings a wealth of experience and insight into potential solutions.
He emphasizes the importance of education and prevention strategies, while also highlighting the critical role mental health plays in combating addiction. But it's not all about statistics and strategies. LaBruna shares heart-wrenching stories of individuals affected by this crisis, making it clear that behind every number is a person struggling to reclaim their life. The conversation also touches on the challenges of providing safe spaces for addicts and the necessity of robust treatment and support services.
And let's not forget the added strain of the Covid-19 pandemic, which has only exacerbated the crisis. If you're looking for a compassionate yet informative discussion on one of the most pressing issues of our time, this episode is a must-listen. LaBruna’s insights are invaluable for anyone seeking to understand or help solve the opioid epidemic.