Vaden Health Services News

We are pleased to present the most recent edition of Student Health Matters.

With this policy, we seek to foster an environment of personal and collective responsibility and respectful citizenship.

https://vaden.stanford.edu/super/about-super/super-reports/alcohol-and-drug-end-year-report-drug-free-schools-and-communities

Image Historic Highs in Past-Year Marijuana and Hallucinogen Use Among Young Adults (Ages 19-30) in 2021. Graph displays percentage prevalence of past-year marijuana and hallucino

The university is also launching several public health-based strategies aimed at reducing high-risk alcohol and drug use.

When It Comes to BORGs, Know the Facts

https://www.mercurynews.com/2022/10/30/we-are-not-trying-to-scare-you-in-california-fentanyl-now-behind-1-out-every-5-youth-deaths/

From “I love someone in recovery” pins to flyers about substance-free socials, members of peer group Cardinal Recovery are making a name for themselves on campus.

A new theme house on the Row offers substance-free living and wellness to its residents, as well as programming and resources for all students.

The Office of Substance Use Programs, Education & Resources is focusing on helping students make healthy choices.

Here's a quick guide to quarantine/isolation, masking, and testing for students who have tested positive, are symptomatic, or have been exposed.

The endowed directorship for Counseling and Psychological Services, held by Bina Pulkit Patel, is among the first of its kind.