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27/04/2022
New Tennessee Drunk Driving Law to Support Minors of Victims Killed
In what may be a first in America, a new proposed Tennessee drunk driving law creates a unique — and ...
1/04/2022
Funding for Overdose Prevention and Addiction Treatment Programs, HHS Announces
From 1999 to 2019, the rate of overdose deaths increased by over 250 percent. Deaths from synthetic opioids, such as ...
30/03/2022
Shortage of Medications for Opioid Overdoses in U.S., Study Finds
Over 100,000 people died from drug overdoses in 2021—most from prescription opioids, heroin, and fentanyl. That record number was 28.5 ...
28/03/2022
Harm Reduction Vending Machines Hit New York City
Health officials in New York City will soon install 10 “public health vending machines” to help combat drug overdoses. Considered ...
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