Generation Rx believes that safe medication use is a critical component of building healthy communities and that everyone should have the knowledge and skills needed to use medication safely in …
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Generation Rx University: Resources for College Students was created in partnership with college students, for college students, to help prevent prescription drug misuse on college campuses and create campus environments …
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“Prevention is foundational. You can build everything else from that.”-Beverly Watts Davis, SAMHSA’s Prevention Day speaker.
Generation Rx Ohio Network Manager, Cynthia Sloan, joined more than …
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According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), college students continually report higher rates of prescription drug misuse. Because of the unique risk factors, research aimed …
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Did you know census reports estimate that 1 in 5 Americans will be over the age of 65 by the year 2030*? In Ohio alone, older adults will account for …
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Are you in the midst of spring cleaning? While you tidy up and declutter, don’t forget your medicine cabinet! Regularly checking on your stored medications and disposing of any unused …
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As the substance use prevention field adapted to the changing landscape from this past year, Generation Rx University evolved to meet the needs of college students and young adults. Originally …
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Walking into the Roots Café located inside the Reeb Center on Columbus’ south side, guests are greeted by staff in a welcoming environment. This innovative dining experience, owned and operated by the Mid-Ohio Food Collective, offers a pay-what-you-can café, a …
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Seven Campuses Awarded Funding to Promote Safe Medication Taking Practices
The Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation, Generation Rx, and the Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Drug Misuse Prevention and Recovery …
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By Shanee Patel
During the summer of 2020, we were living in the complete unknown with COVID-19 quarantine upon us. With nothing much to do except work in the pharmacy, I was always …
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