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Medical countermeasures protecting people from public health emergencies.

Emergent BioSolutions develops and manufactures medical countermeasures designed to protect people from chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats, as well as infectious disease outbreaks. The company works with governments and health agencies to ensure readiness for public health emergencies before they occur. On MarketScale, Emergent BioSolutions shares content on preparedness policy, manufacturing, and the science behind medical countermeasure development.

4 episodes
Channel Brief·Emergent BioSolutions · 4 episodes
Updated Aug 24, 2023

Removing Barriers Unlocks Addiction Treatment and Community Health

Emergent BioSolutions argues that stigma, access gaps, and leadership authenticity are the real obstacles to public health outcomes. The channel builds its case through personal testimony and policy wins like OTC naloxone.

This channel argues that structural and cultural barriers, not lack of treatment itself, prevent millions from recovering from addiction. It builds this argument through personal stories of what happens when someone has no tools to help a struggling family member, and through concrete policy wins like over-the-counter naloxone access that remove friction from lifesaving interventions.

Drawn from Impacting the Stigma and 2 more →

“People are more likely to follow someone who is authentic, even if they are not always perfect.”

Dr. Jen Welter, first woman to coach in the National Football League

By the numbers

10

overdoses endured by sister of Allie Hunter

What the channel argues

InsightStigma and shame are primary barriers preventing people from seeking addiction treatment.→
InsightFamily members lack tools and knowledge to support loved ones through addiction crises.→
InsightOver-the-counter naloxone removes barriers and makes lifesaving medication mainstream accessible.→
InsightAuthentic leadership builds trust faster than perfection in reshaping team followership.→

What you'll learn

•Why shame prevents people with addiction from seeking help, and how normalizing addiction reduces this barrier.
•What it feels like for family members to lack knowledge and tools during a loved one's repeated overdoses.
•How removing one regulatory barrier to naloxone access changes the scale of community overdose response.
•Why authenticity and persistence matter more than perfection in leading change, especially in male-dominated fields.

What to do about it

→Normalize addiction in public discourse and organizational messaging to reduce shame and fear among those who need treatment.
→Build accessible, affordable resource libraries and support tools specifically designed for family members and caregivers of people with substance use disorders.
→Educate communities on the availability and use of over-the-counter naloxone to maximize uptake of this lifesaving intervention.

Who and what shows up

Allie Hunter

Director, Community Health Solutions

Shared personal experience of feeling helpless during sister's ten overdoses, driving her mission to provide others with support tools.

Dr. Jen Welter

First woman to coach in the National Football League

Articulated that authenticity builds trust in leadership and emphasized persistence in male-dominated fields.

Questions this channel answers

Q

What prevents people with addiction from seeking treatment?

Stigma, shame, and fear of judgment keep people isolated and unwilling to ask for help, and this stigma also affects family members who worry they will be blamed or judged.

Impacting the Stigma →
Q

What do family members need to support someone in addiction?

Family members need accessible tools, knowledge, and support resources to understand addiction and help their loved ones, which many lack during crises.

Personal Connections →
Q

How does over-the-counter naloxone change overdose response?

OTC naloxone removes barriers to access and makes the lifesaving medication mainstream and available to everyone in the community, expanding who can respond to overdoses.

The Impact of Naloxone OTC →
Topics:Addiction treatment accessNaloxone and overdose responseStigma in substance use disordersLeadership and authenticityCommunity health solutions
Themes:Barrier removal as public health strategyPersonal experience driving systemic changeAuthenticity over perfection in leadership

Industry context

The global drug addiction treatment market is projected to reach $38.50 billion by 2035, growing at 7.20% annually, driven by expanding access to medication-assisted therapies and destigmatization of substance use disorder as a chronic medical condition.

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