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Lubbock Officials Aren t Sure How Many Cases of Fentanyl Overdose

Fentanyl continues to be a problem in Texas and throughout the nation. School districts around the state have reported overdose cases related to

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Lubbock Officials Aren t Sure How Many Cases of Fentanyl Overdose

Fentanyl continues to be a problem in Texas and throughout the nation. School districts around the state have reported overdose cases related to

United statesCity of lubbockLubbock countyKelly roweMeagan millerHealth departmentBehavioral healthLubbock health departmentBehavioral health managerCounty sheriff kelly roweDidnt knowTexas laws stillLone starTown names outsiders can t

Lubbock Officials Aren t Sure How Many Cases of Fentanyl Overdose

Fentanyl continues to be a problem in Texas and throughout the nation. School districts around the state have reported overdose cases related to

United statesCity of lubbockLubbock countyKelly roweMeagan millerHealth departmentBehavioral healthLubbock health departmentBehavioral health managerCounty sheriff kelly roweDidnt knowTexas laws stillLone starTown names outsiders can t

After Buncombe s deadliest overdose year, 1st settlement spending a go

In 2021, more people died of overdoses in Buncombe than any other year, according to data presented Oct. 4. New spending is trying to curb that.

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Buncombe a leader in addiction, overdose recovery plans, says AG Stein

North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein visited Buncombe County July 25 and said local government is a leader in addiction recovery efforts.

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