<p>Why have blue lights been popping up around Philadelphia — <a href="https://billypenn.com/2019/07/18/phillys-opioid-epidemic-is-so-bad-starbucks-has-blue-lights-in-the-bathrooms/">even in some Starbucks bathrooms?</a> Michaela Winberg, a reporter for WHYY’s Billy Penn, explains the city thinks the lights are one solution to the opioid crisis, while critics say they’re making it more dangerous.</p>

Why have blue lights been popping up around Philadelphia — even in some Starbucks bathrooms? Michaela Winberg, a reporter for WHYY’s Billy Penn, explains the city thinks the lights are one solution to the opioid crisis, while critics say they’re making it more dangerous.

<p>Why have blue lights been popping up around Philadelphia — <a href="https://billypenn.com/2019/07/18/phillys-opioid-epidemic-is-so-bad-starbucks-has-blue-lights-in-the-bathrooms/" rel="noopener noreferrer">even in some Starbucks bathrooms?</a> Michaela Winberg, a reporter for WHYY’s Billy Penn, explains the city thinks the lights are one solution to the opioid crisis, while critics say they’re making it more dangerous.</p>

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