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Senate committee wants VA to ensure providers work to prevent opioid abuse

Sen. Angus King, I-Maine, and other Senate Veterans Affairs Committee members sent a letter to VA Secretary Denis McDonough calling for action after aud.

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Rapid Rise in Premature Hospital Discharges for OUD

One in six inpatients with opioid use disorder leave the hospital before completing treatment, possibly due to untreated withdrawal symptoms, a new study shows.

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When will Oklahoma cities, counties start seeing opioid settlement money?

Attorney General Gentner Drummond said he’s been frustrated with the lack of action in getting opioid settlement money to local communities.

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Gov Inslee proposes to spend $82 million from opioid settlement on new fentanyl treatment centers

Monday, Gov. Inslee hosted a drug abuse roundtable in Everett with police, paramedics, politicians, and recovering users.

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Supreme Court questions opioid liability protections for Sackler family

The Biden administration is questioning a bankruptcy plan that lets the Sackler family avoid future lawsuits related to the opioid epidemic.

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