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Opioid prescriptions down in Alabama

MONTGOMERY - Alabama physicians are taking action to reduce the number and potency of opioid prescriptions and to increase access to medication that rapidly reverses opioid overdoses, according to a

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Woman shares story of brother s fentanyl death to raise awareness

The loss of her brother Chase is still raw for Lauren Littlefield.

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Alabama launches fentanyl awareness campaign as opioid deaths rise

“Fentanyl is a plague in Alabama,” state Health Officer Scott Harris said. “We all have to do something to improve this.”

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Alabama launches fentanyl awareness campaign as opioid deaths rise

“Fentanyl is a plague in Alabama,” state Health Officer Scott Harris said. “We all have to do something to improve this.”

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Alabama launches fentanyl awareness campaign as opioid deaths rise

“Fentanyl is a plague in Alabama,” state Health Officer Scott Harris said. “We all have to do something to improve this.”

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