I worked with Meredith Li-Vollmer of Seattle/King County Public Health on this DON’T HANG ON TO MEDS campaign. Originally part of International Overdose Awareness Day, these comics share reasons why it’s important to get rid of unused medications in the home, told from the perspectives of parents, grandparents, people who have experienced addiction, and healthcare providers. These comics are also featured in Meredith’s wonderful book, Graphic Public Health.
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