Maia SzalavitzVerifisert konto

@maiasz

Neuroscience Journalist, , , etc. Author, Unbroken Brain. Next: Undoing Drugs: The Untold Story of Harm Reduction (2021)

New York
Registrerte seg april 2008

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    Not. Everyone. In Pain. Is Helped. By MMJ. And not everyone can take it, even edibles.

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    I finally finished 's Undoing Drugs, and everyone should read it. Although it's framed like a history of harm reduction, it's so much more. It's a conceptual analysis of a movement, in a way that informs how we should act in the present. Awesome, Maia. Congratulations!

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    In the "you can't make the shit up" category... Today someone needed money to buy Suboxone off the street so they "can have Subs in my system so I don't get kicked out the program" after a recent slip back into fentanyl use. Bet the person they went to cop from didn't deny med.

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    The incredible is running to raise awareness about . He is donating proceeds to to support our storytelling project that elevates the voices of ppl with lived experience of pain.

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    14. sep.

    Opportunities are calling🎶☎️!!! ✨New Job Positions Available✨ Drop by our JOB FAIR on Friday, 9/17 📅 or apply online through here ⏩⏩

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    How can anyone treat grieving family members like this? [Also, another argument for decarceration]

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    This is just insane cruelty in Chicago: "Charles was imprisoned for violating e-monitoring for *picking up his children from his mother, who had to take another family member to the hospital.* 7 months in jail. A bad case of COVID-19. Charles gave up and accepted a plea deal."

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    NEW EPISODE! reveals the disturbing truth behind why we have the drug policies that we currently have.

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    This Tuesday I will be at to moderate a conversation between two brilliant people: and ! I hope to see you all there!

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    A real in-person event with and yours truly info here:

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    via : Use opioid settlement funds narrowly and spend them smartly to fight addiction “This means moving away from efforts to cut supply to offer help for those struggling with addiction.”

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    🏆A huge congratulations to filmmaker Leslie Koren for winning the Audience Award in the for her documentary “Now Return Us To Normal.”🏆 In it, Koren has flashbacks to her years at a behavior modification school in rural Utah. Featuring .

    Angre
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    yeah, this algorithm is doing the opposite of reducing inequities

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    Good piece: Joe Manchin repeats a dangerous myth about government benefits and work, writes. Via :

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  15. 15. sep.

    excellent deep dive into research on how media may promote suicide: How "13 Reasons Why" sparked years of suicide-contagion research. A Netflix series fueled heated debates about the risk of copycat suicides in fiction. by

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  16. 15. sep.

    an actual real life event with me and at next week! please join us!!

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    15. sep.

    giving amazing kick off for Monique describes that movement in west born out of white supremacy oppression. Maia beautifully tells history & emphasizes caring & compassion lifesaving, not confrontation or tough love.

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    15. sep.

    Look what came in the mail today! So excited to read new book on !

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  20. 15. sep.

    What possible rationale is there for taking away the child of a mom who used MMJ to deal with a syndrome of extreme vomiting in pregnancy? There's no abuse or neglect & separation = harm itself. Who would be helped by this? Only ppl who make $$ from foster care, drug testing

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