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$45 Million Roadmap Established | Gregory Vellner

DOYLESTOWN, Pa. Establishment of a behavioral health crisis center, and expanded distribution of the overdose reversing drug Narcan are elements of Bucks County, Pa.’s “roadmap” for allocation of the $45 million it was awarded in a lawsuit against opioid giants.

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Bucks County eyes Doylestown Hospital for mental health urgent care

The Bucks County Opioid Settlement Advisory Committee plans to use drug settlement funds for prevention, treatment and recovery programs.

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Addicted babies, their moms find help through recovery at PA hospitals

Hospitals in Bucks and Montgomery counties are trying a new, less medicated approach to help newborns going through drug withdrawal.

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Deadly tranq drug is Narcan-proof and on the rise in Bucks County

Experts are seeing a new drug, "Tranq" in drug cases in Bucks County while the fatal overdoses trend a little higher than last year.

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Five Bucks County hospitals add sharp drop-off boxes

Sharp drop-offs, boxes which people can dispose of needles or syringes, have been placed at five hospitals throughout Bucks County.

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