Infinite scroll, algorithmically determined suggestions, notifications. Instagram: too many posts from accounts I felt lukewarm about, and too many acquaintances, which made make me feel like I’m stalking their lives. Twitter: too many tweets from accounts I don’t follow. Primary dashboard full of irrelevant content.There were a few problems with my status quo habit - which was all on desktop, not on mobile or apps: I wanted to reduce and be more intentional about my social media consumption habits for Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. The video plans from an un-logged in YouTube page. To watch, I hit Enter, which brings me to a new tab within my RSS reader. Right: YouTube shows up with the title and show notes.
Cleveland.Ĭopyright 2023 by KSAT - All rights reserved.Left: Instagram shows up on my RSS reader with the full image/s. So, I think really everyone should carry it,” said Dr. “It’s very similar to knowing how to use to perform CPR…you never know when you might encounter an overdose. Cleveland thinks carrying Narcan is helpful in the fight against fentanyl. In that time, it distributed more than 700,000 naloxone doses throughout Texas.Īs Texas continues to see a spike in overdoses, Dr. UT Health San Antonio has run the program since 2018. “We can ship directly from the manufacturer of the naloxone to an organization, or individuals can go to our website and request…an individual box of naloxone that we can send to their home address.” The Narcan delivery program is state and federally funded. The aforementioned website also shows people how to use the medication if they want to help someone suffering from an overdose. Lisa Cleveland, professor at UT Health San Antonio School of Nursing.Ĭleveland spoke with KSAT 12 about UT Health San Antonio’s program through which delivers Narcan to the home of any Texan. “I believe everyone should have it,” said Dr. SAN ANTONIO – A life-saving drug that stops people from overdosing on fentanyl or other opioids is available to you for free.
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