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February 2019 Network Call

By californialgbt | September 9, 2019
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CA LGBTQ Health and Human Services Network

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Pride season often means more parties, more connec Pride season often means more parties, more connection, and sometimes more experimenting. 🌈 If substances are part of your plans, knowing the risks—especially when mixing—can help you stay safer. Some combinations can increase the chance of overdose or serious harm. Start low, avoid mixing when you can, and stay with people you trust. Look out for yourself and each other. #CSAwarenessWeek #ChemsInHarmRedux
LGBTQ+ communities continue to face higher rates o LGBTQ+ communities continue to face higher rates of tobacco use, barriers to culturally responsive prevention and cessation services, and targeted marketing from Big Tobacco. Our new We Breathe Policy Platform explores the factors driving these disparities and outlines policy solutions to advance health equity for LGBTQ+ Californians. Read the brief and learn how tobacco prevention policies can help create healthier, more affirming communities for all. View and download the Policy Platform: http://bit.ly/WBPlatform26 #LGBTQHealth #TobaccoPrevention #HealthEquity #PublicHealth #WeBreathe
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