Heroin in New Hampshire
How UNH faculty, students and alumni are helping tackle the current crisis
In 2015 more than 400 people in New Hampshire died from drug overdoses due, in part, to a spike in heroin use. In this series, UNH Today takes a look at how UNH alumni, faculty and students are tackling the issues of prevention, treatment and regulation here in the Granite State.
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Using a Spoon to Bail Out a Boat
This is the sixth article in our series exploring how UNH alumni, faculty and students are tackling the heroin and opioid epidemic that has hit New... Read More -
Documenting the Problem
This is the fifth article in our series exploring how UNH alumni, faculty and... Read More -
Courting Success
In 2014, more than 300 people in New Hampshire died from drug overdoses due, in part, to a spike in heroin use. Last month, the White House announced... Read More -
Art as a Weapon
New Hampshire is dealing with a public health crisis of epic proportion. In 2014, 326 people died from drug overdoses, due in part to a spike in... Read More -
Partners on Prevention
This is the second article in our series exploring how UNH alumni, faculty and... Read More -
A Sober Story
This is the third article in our series exploring how UNH alumni, faculty and students are tackling the heroin and opioid epidemic that has hit New... Read More
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