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CU’s plan to control deadly fentanyl: education, intervention, and partnerships

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Philip DiStefano, chancellor of University of Colorado Boulder, says fentanyl is a new threat. He says the university is taking steps to educate and protect students from the drug. He urges families to have open conversations with their children about the risks. Di Stefano: "It takes a combined effort between schools, families, public health, the justice system"

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CU’s plan to control deadly fentanyl: education, intervention, and partnerships

When I talk to parents of new CU Boulder students each fall, I often thank them for entrusting their children to our care. It’s a responsibility we take seriously across the university, requiring diligence and compassion as we help support the physical, mental and emotional well-being of thousands of young adults. In the last several years, our campus community – like so many others across the nation – has faced a devastating new threat: fentany…

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