In theory, access to naloxone, the opioid reversal medication, is as simple as visiting the pharmacy or calling the police. In reality, it’s not quite so easy.
Sexual minority youth are more likely to experience violence and engage in risky behaviors than heterosexual youth, and it can cause disparate health outcomes.
On Denver’s main street, city planners and activists are pushing for a friendlier place to bike and walk. Can Colfax Avenue be re-imagined, and what would it cost?