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Forsyth nixes Novant foundation for opioid treatment grant

The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners nixed a $200,000 grant to a Novant foundation for opioid abuse treatment because of concerns over CEO pay.

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Opioid-reversal drug available for free in vending machine placed in jail lobby

People with opioid use disorder are vulnerable to overdose upon release from jail, studies show. Naloxone can save their lives.

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Wake Forest, Appalachian State gain federal funding for AmeriCorps initiative

Wake Forest, Appalachian State gain federal funding for AmeriCorps initiative

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Targeting the opioid crisis, NC lawmakers give $10 million to a new church ministry

As drug overdose deaths hit record numbers, addiction experts say lawmakers should be spending money on established programs providing evidence-based treatment.

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Targeting the opioid crisis, NC lawmakers give $10 million to a new church ministry

As drug overdose deaths hit record numbers, addiction experts say lawmakers should be spending money on established programs providing evidence-based treatment.

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