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Jessica Bari

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Public media. Covering mental health for @calltomindnow @MPRnews. Alum: @NYUDocs @SiriusXM @worldscifest @WomenintheWorld @tpt @ThirteenWNET
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In Duluth, advocates say wider access to anti-overdose drug is saving lives

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By Jessica Bari Verified
| MPR News (Saint Paul, MN) Verified
From a distance, the white van parked outside Duluth’s Damiano Center looks like a food truck. For the people lining up on this day, though, it’s there to meet a different kind of need. Run by Harm Reduction Sisters, a women-run nonprofit that supports people who use drugs, the van hands out clean syringes, safe smoking tools, fentanyl and xylazine test strips, safe sex kits, menstrual supplies and, maybe most importantly, the anti-overdose medication naloxone.
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Weathering the Storm: Climate Change and Mental Health

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By Angela Davis Verified, Jessica Bari Verified
| Flipboard
Trump Administration Quietly Green-lights Use of ‘Cyanide Bombs’ on Public Lands This controversial predation control tactic has been banned since 2023, but now, the Bureau of Land Management will be allowed to use it on a …
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Silent Battles: Mental Health & Military Service

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By Jessica Bari Verified
| MPR News (Saint Paul, MN) Verified
Create an account or log in to save stories. Thanks for liking this story! We have added it to a list of your favorite stories. Mental illness is the leading cause of hospitalization for America’s military service members. Anxiety conditions and post-traumatic stress disorders lead the list of diagnoses. This special explores the mental health needs of veterans and people serving in the military We hear about how combat and non-combat military duty can impact mental health.
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