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Kentucky receives $6 8 million in settlement from healthcare marketing agency promoting opioid sales

Kentucky is receiving $6.8 million to support Kentuckians after reaching a multistate settlement with Publicis Health, a healthcare marketing agency. According to Attorney General Russell Coleman, the company played a

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Grace Health secures $205,000 Opioid Abatement Grant to expand treatment services

HYDEN, Ky. — Grace Health is pleased to announce they were awarded a $205,000 Opioid Abatement grant, paving the way for an expansion of critical treatment and recovery services within

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Flying blind: A Kentucky COVID-19 pandemic retrospective | Kentucky

On March 6, 2020, a Kentuckian in Lexington tested positive for the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, and Gov. Andy Beshear declared a state of emergency.

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Breakthrough therapies like ibogaine could help solve Kentucky s opioid crisis

OpEd: Kentucky could help thousands of people by investing $42 milliontowards the research of a promising treatment for those suffering from opioid addiction: ibogaine.

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Kentucky officials give statements about Kentucky redistricting case

Attorney General Cameron and House Speaker David Osborne give stalemates about the Kentucky s Supreme Court decision to uphold Republican-drawn boundaries for state House and congressional districts.

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