Marquette medical plan participants have access to Tria Health, a confidential and free service for employees and their families. This service ensures that the medications being taken are safe, effective, and affordable.
On Saturday, April 27, National Drug Take Back Day will be held to provide a secure method for disposing of unused medications. The annual event aims to reduce the accumulation of medications in homes, which can pose risks to both the environment and public health. By participating in this initiative, individuals can contribute to this effort and create a lasting impact beyond the designated day.
To learn more about acceptable items for collection and locate a nearby collection site, those interested can gather information online or through community organizations. In addition, Marquette University Police Department has a drop box in the lobby that is available for 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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