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Fentanyl causes most overdose deaths in Central Florida, authorities say - Vimarsana News

Fentanyl causes most overdose deaths in Central Florida, authorities say

FOX 35 News is learning that the most dangerous drugs are now coming across the border from Mexican drug cartels, and they’re making their way right onto the streets of Central Florida.

Duval County, Jacksonville, to receive $47 million from opioid lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Duval County, Jacksonville, to receive $47 million from opioid lawsuit

Duval County and several cities within are set to receive a piece of $47.5 million as part of a national opioid settlement with major drug companies.

Project Opioid's CEO stresses awareness and access to Narcan in combating overdoses - Vimarsana News

Project Opioid's CEO stresses awareness and access to Narcan in combating overdoses

The organization's Andrae Bailey says he is pushing for legislation to expand access to Narcan in Florida, along with funding for “medication assisted treatment” for people dealing with opioid addiction.

Source: usf.edu
Project Opioid's Andrae Bailey stresses awareness and access to Narcan in combating overdoses - Central Florida News - Intersection - Vimarsana News

Project Opioid's Andrae Bailey stresses awareness and access to Narcan in combating overdoses - Central Florida News - Intersection

Project Opioid’s Andrae Bailey stresses awareness and access to Narcan in combating overdoses

Source: wmfe.org
New billboard campaign in Central Florida warns of the dangers of fentanyl - Vimarsana News

New billboard campaign in Central Florida warns of the dangers of fentanyl

"The Everyone Campaign" has been launched in Central Florida to fight the opiod crisis as the pandemic continues.

Source: iheart.com