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Douglas County team targets drug overdose deaths - Vimarsana News

Douglas County team targets drug overdose deaths

Newly empowered by a new state law, a Douglas County team kicked off a renewed effort to try to prevent deaths from drug overdoses. Last year, at least 60 people

Source: omaha.com
Overdose Fatality Review Team plans to review overdose death cases - Vimarsana News

Overdose Fatality Review Team plans to review overdose death cases

The Overdose Fatality Review Team plans to review overdose death cases in an effort to prevent more deaths. They're now able to share cases with partners because of legislation passed last year. The group said it would give them a clearer picture of the problem.

Source: ketv.com
National settlement money help ongoing opioid crisis moves slow - Vimarsana News

National settlement money help ongoing opioid crisis moves slow

Nebraska is preparing to disperse hundreds of millions of dollars over the next two decades as part of a massive national opioid settlement from drug companies and distributors for knowingly flooding the market with addictive painkillers. But so far, that rollout seems to be slow going.

Source: ketv.com
Federal grant will help Douglas County boost overdose prevention - Vimarsana News

Federal grant will help Douglas County boost overdose prevention

The Douglas County Health Department has been selected to receive a federal grant worth $890,000 a year for each of the next five years to strengthen overdose prevention efforts in

Source: omaha.com
Omaha-area health experts warn of "Tranq" drug showing up on metro streets - Vimarsana News

Omaha-area health experts warn of "Tranq" drug showing up on metro streets

Xylazine is approved in the U.S. as a pain reliever and a sedative -- but only for large animals like horses.

Source: wowt.com