Cherokee Nation launches drug awareness services for tribal, non-tribal citizens
The Cherokee Nation took its Harm Reduction Mobile Van into the community Thursday in Vinita on International Drug Overdose Awareness Day.
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The Cherokee Nation took its Harm Reduction Mobile Van into the community Thursday in Vinita on International Drug Overdose Awareness Day.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Vending machines are being installed across the state to provide free products to combat opioid overdoses.
VINITA, Okla. — Last year 107,000 Americans died from a drug overdose. That’s one person every five minutes. To bring awareness to these startling statistics and in correlation with International Drug Overdose Awareness Day, Cherokee Nation will launch, for the first time, its Harm Reduction Mobile Van into the community on Thursday. Cherokee Nation Behavioral […]