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San Antonio to devote opioid settlement funds to aid addicts and protect newborns

The City of San Antonio’s Community Health Committee decided to move forward with more resources to people addicted to opiates.County research shows more people

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Washington state reaches $149 5 million settlement with Johnson & Johnson over opioids

Under the deal, the state and local governments would have to spend $123.3 million to address the opioid crisis.

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Wheeler, commissioners support proposals to limit public use of drugs

Tackling addiction is one of the legislative priorities for city leaders in Portland.On Tuesday, Mayor Ted Wheeler and city commissioners met Portland-area legi

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Iowa s I-PLEDGE program aims to reduce underage tobacco and vape sales

Authorities in southeast Iowa are working to help keep tobacco, alternative nicotine and vapor products out of the hands of underage persons.

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Baltimore County creates mobile group to speed-up help to drug overdose victims

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski announced the launch of a Quick Response Team (QRT) pilot program to provide mobile, on-demand overdose care, resour

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