It’s Time to Get Rid of Your Unused Medications . . . SafelyTop of Mind with Julie Rose • Season 1, Episode 1712, Segment 5
Oct 19, 2021 • 17m
Drug overdose deaths in the US surged last year—more than 90,000 people. That’s a record high. Drug misuse often begins at the home medicine cabinet. That’s why a non-profit called the SAFE Project is on a mission to make it easy for you to safely dispose of those unwanted or expired medications. During this month, the Gone for Good campaign provides access to free products for proper disposal of drugs. Brandee Izquierdo, executive director of the SAFE project, explains the project.

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