A potent kratom‑derived opioid, MGM‑15, caused an overdose death in SF. Seen in UT and WA, this is SF’s first fatal case. MGM‑15, now Schedule I, was sold as “cat’s claw.” Use naloxone, call 911 for suspected overdoses. Treatment: 888‑246‑3333. Learn more:ow.ly/vX3B50ZZPi8
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SF Public Health Director Dan Tsai appeared on @KQEDForum on Wednesday to talk about what SF is doing in response to cychlorphine, an emerging powerful synthetic opioid that was detected in a recent fatal overdose of an SF teen.
Take a listen here: kqed.org/forum/20101019…
Remember:
✅The safest thing to do is to not use illicit drugs
✅Carry Naloxone, you can get it here: sf.gov/information--a…
Naloxone can reverse an opioid overdose when given quickly. It works on all opioids, including newer types. ✅If you think someone is having an overdose, give naloxone right away, even if you are not sure what drugs they took.
Take a listen here: kqed.org/forum/20101019…
Remember:
✅The safest thing to do is to not use illicit drugs
✅Carry Naloxone, you can get it here: sf.gov/information--a…
Naloxone can reverse an opioid overdose when given quickly. It works on all opioids, including newer types. ✅If you think someone is having an overdose, give naloxone right away, even if you are not sure what drugs they took.
Happy Pride Month, San Francisco!
#SFDPH celebrates our LGBTQIA+ communities today and every day. Pride is about visibility, joy, and care and we’re proud to support a city where everyone can be healthy, safe, and included.
This June, we’re honoring community strength and the ongoing work toward health equity for all, centered on this year’s Pride theme: Health Access for All.
We remain committed to uplifting equitable, affirming, and culturally responsive care for all communities because everyone deserves to thrive.
Happy Pride! #WithPrideSF
#SFDPH celebrates our LGBTQIA+ communities today and every day. Pride is about visibility, joy, and care and we’re proud to support a city where everyone can be healthy, safe, and included.
This June, we’re honoring community strength and the ongoing work toward health equity for all, centered on this year’s Pride theme: Health Access for All.
We remain committed to uplifting equitable, affirming, and culturally responsive care for all communities because everyone deserves to thrive.
Happy Pride! #WithPrideSF
Have you worked in #SF? You might have money waiting for you.
Trish used employer-contributed SF City Option funds to cover chiropractic care, prescription glasses, and medications.
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Trish used employer-contributed SF City Option funds to cover chiropractic care, prescription glasses, and medications.
Click on this link to learn more. ow.ly/1Rlj50YNFaZ
Thank you to the 911 dispatchers who serve as FIRST first-responders in #SF, helping people in their most critical moments—24/7 with calm, skill & care. This morning, @SF_DPH Director Daniel Tsai joined @SF_emergency Dir. Mary Ellen Carroll to honor our public safety telecommunicators during National Dispatcher Week. We’re grateful for your service. #DispatcherAppreciation