More disturbing facts: **More teens have been offered prescription drugs than other illegal ones, except marijuana. **Four out of 10 teens believe prescription and OTC medicines are less addictive and dangerous than street drugs. **7.3 million young people believe there’s “nothing wrong” with using non-prescribed medicines periodically and that parents “don’t care as much if you get caught.” **More than one-third say they feel peer pressure to take prescription or OTC drugs. Be aware and never share! #lockyourmeds #prevention #columbuscounty (fb)

On April 2, RHCC joined other Federally Qualified Health Centers on State Advocacy Day at the North Carolina Legislature in Raleigh. Wonderful meetings were had with Representatives Brendan Jones and Jarrod Lowery to garner support for the community health center movement and key issues affecting the health of Robeson County and RHCC's prized patients. Pictured with representative Jarrod Lowery are Jennifer McLamb, Chief Operating Officer and Dr. Colin Lowery, Director of Pharmacy for Robeson Health Care Corporation. (fb)