10/02/2026
Getting help isn't always about whether support exists. Sometimes it's about whether it feels accessible when someone is ready for it.
Boston is expanding access to overdose prevention supplies through public health vending machines, giving people a private, low-barrier way to find naloxone, fentanyl test strips, and other resources.
Hear Christian Arthur of the Boston Public Health Commission discuss this approach on the latest episode of Empathy Affect. Catch the episode wherever you stream your podcasts.