San Francisco could soon be the first city in the nation to open what are known as supervised injection sites, where addicts can shoot up indoors under the care.
the last thing i ll say, it s not a coincidence we re having this conversation when overdose is going up dramatically among black americans, even in this conversation about stimulants like cocaine and crack, that is where we re seeing such a high growth rate in overdose deaths, and now is this huge oversight, representative tom cotton came out in support of syringes, and supervise injection facilities, and three days later he s talking about crack pipes. it s a ploy, and it s dangerous, and it s important for our community to be clear about what we need to keep our families safe. yeah, absolutely. and, you know, jason, there was a study that examined the disparities in drug use, and listen, the arrest records and drug convictions nationwide over the past 30 years. you and i grew up during the fake war on drugs, the era of
Bluefin Announces v3.0 PCI-validated Point-to-Point Encryption (P2PE) Certification
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V3.0 includes greater flexibility for solution providers and more PCI P2PE solutions available to companies in the U.S. and globally
“We are the leader in providing the largest array of both stand-alone and integrated PCI-validated P2PE solutions and as such, it was important for Bluefin to immediately work toward, and achieve, v3.0 certification,” said Brent Johnson, Bluefin’s CISO. ATLANTA (PRWEB) January 06, 2021 Payment security and encryption leader Bluefin today announced the company’s certification to the Payment Card Industry (PCI) DSS’s point-to-point encryption (P2PE) v3.0 Standard.
point is asked why are people dying? a very interesting thing has happened in recent years, that use of prescription opioids, leveling off or going down and death continues to climb. heroin, the number of deaths have gone up much more dramatically. now even heroin usage is tapering off and still death is happening. why is that? they are mixing it heroin or rather opioids with other depressants. how do we get at that issue and how do we get ways to discourage people from using these dangerous mixes of drugs? it s a very common element. what do you do when someone overdoses? having wider access which can save people s lives, i think we should go further and explore supervised injection facilities for people can take these drugs, they bring their own drugs but take them under medical supervision so if something goes wrong, they can be saved