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How to spend opioid settlement money? Pasco mulls treatment options - Vimarsana News

How to spend opioid settlement money? Pasco mulls treatment options

The county will divvy up $8 million in the coming months.

Jefferson County makes statewide overdose list top 10 | Local News - Vimarsana News

Jefferson County makes statewide overdose list top 10 | Local News

Jefferson County is the fourth highest county in Missouri for overdose mortalities from 2017 to 2021 and is sixth highest for inpatient (nonfatal) overdoses from 2017 to 2020.

Suspended Texas A&M professor denies saying Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick believes kids who die of overdoses "deserve to die" - Vimarsana News

Suspended Texas A&M professor denies saying Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick believes kids who die of overdoses "deserve to die"

Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham alleged Wednesday that opioids expert Joy Alonzo told students in a guest lecture that “Your Lt. Governor says those kids deserve to die.” Alonzo denied the claims.

Source: yahoo.com
Suspended Texas A&M professor denies comments about Dan Patrick - Vimarsana News

Suspended Texas A&M professor denies comments about Dan Patrick

Joy Alonzo denied Wednesday that she accused Patrick of saying kids who died from opioid overdoses “deserve to die.”

Source: khou.com
Suspended Texas A&M professor Joy Alonzo denies saying Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says kids who die of overdoses 'deserve' the outcome - Vimarsana News

Suspended Texas A&M professor Joy Alonzo denies saying Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says kids who die of overdoses 'deserve' the outcome

Joy Alonzo, a suspended Texas A&M professor, denies saying Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick believes kids who die of overdoses "deserve" the outcome.

Source: abc13.com