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The Palomar Foundation is an organization of professionals and volunteers working on removing the barriers between addiction treatment and those who need it.

Joined March 2014
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Not enough parents are talking to their kids about the risks of using substances.
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7 things you wish your children knew about drug addiction: bddy.me/1NCbfFN
Teenagers are more likely to use synthetic drugs and mistakenly believe they are safe. Learn more: bddy.me/1Oww4ml
More people should be receiving treatment. #AddictionFacts
Pediatricians recommend talking to kids about alcohol at age 9: bddy.me/1QWKFto
Back pain sufferers with severe depression or anxiety more prone to opioid abuse: bddy.me/1OmMb60
How painkiller use becomes heroin addiction: ab.co/1NMOL34
Prescriptions for mental health drugs much more common among older adults: bddy.me/1genGg6 via @drugnews
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Stimulant addiction impacts brains of men and women differently: bddy.me/1Okixyj via @PsychiatryAdv
10 lessons about drugs all kids need to hear from their parents: bddy.me/1dmhyAR
Patients taking opioids must carefully balance powerful relief against risks of abuse: bddy.me/1N1xQPf via @usnews
What hidden dangers are inside your medicine cabinet? bddy.me/1NUUo0Z via @ClevelandClinic
Have a Fentanyl prescription? Here’s what you need to know: bddy.me/1gGWcjH
ER visits by youth for mental health, addiction rise by 32 percent over six years: bit.ly/20EWeub
How painkiller use becomes heroin addiction: ab.co/1NMOL34
More people should be receiving treatment. #AddictionFacts
More than 8,250 people a year die from heroin. Double that number are die from Rx opioid painkillers: nyti.ms/1HeDQl8 via @nytimes
Not enough parents are talking to their kids about the risks of using substances.