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Athol Daily News - DA, Opioid Task Force detail rise in opioid fatalities - Vimarsana News

Athol Daily News - DA, Opioid Task Force detail rise in opioid fatalities

GREENFIELD — With the country continuing to grapple with the opioid crisis, Franklin County and Athol had their worst year yet with 44 suspected unintentional overdose deaths, representing an overdose rate of more than 45 deaths per 100,000 people,...

The Recorder - DA, Opioid Task Force detail rise in opioid fatalities - Vimarsana News

The Recorder - DA, Opioid Task Force detail rise in opioid fatalities

GREENFIELD — With the country continuing to grapple with the opioid crisis, Franklin County and Athol had their worst year yet with 44 suspected unintentional overdose deaths, representing an overdose rate of more than 45 deaths per 100,000 people,...

The opioid epidemic continues to plague communities in North Central Florida - Vimarsana News

The opioid epidemic continues to plague communities in North Central Florida

According to Ocala police, investigations have shown the drugs responsible for many of the overdose deaths enter the U.S. from Mexico.

Source: usf.edu
The opioid epidemic continues to plague north central Florida communities - Vimarsana News

The opioid epidemic continues to plague north central Florida communities

The opioid crisis continues to take the lives of many in north central Florida, with Ocala and Marion County creating programs to combat it.

Source: wuft.org
Oneida County Gets $500K Grant To Address Drug Overdoses - Vimarsana News

Oneida County Gets $500K Grant To Address Drug Overdoses

The Oneida County Health Department is one of only 13 public health agencies nationwide selected to receive a $500,000 federal grant address drug overdoses.