"Destroyer of lives" fentanyl continues to kill hundreds each year in Jacksonville area
Jacksonville created a new citizen committee that will help decide how to use $80 million over 18 years to battle opioid overdoses.
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Jacksonville created a new citizen committee that will help decide how to use $80 million over 18 years to battle opioid overdoses.
Hospitals asked Northeast Florida residents what collectively ails them, and mental health chronic disease and lack of access to care led the way.
Duval County is getting close to $50 million to fight the opioid epidemic, but the question now is how exactly the money should be used.
A special committee from the Jacksonville City Council warns that the uptick in overdoses comes from fentanyl-laced products, often leading to death.