80 million dollar grant to be distributed for opioid treatment
Around 80 million dollars will be distributed to over one-hundred organizations to support opioid treatment.
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Around 80 million dollars will be distributed to over one-hundred organizations to support opioid treatment.
A drug arguably worse than fentanyl due to it's inability to be reversed by naloxone has made it's way into many street-sold drugs.
The program is named after Ronnie Bobal, known better by graffiti tag ‘Betor’, who died from an overdose on Christmas Day 2016
In Tennessee, there was an estimated 44% spike in overdose deaths from December 2019 to December 2020. Author: Rebecca Butcher Updated: 10:08 PM CDT July 19, 2021 MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Drug overdoses are climbing across the U.S. and right here in Shelby County, hurting livelihoods and ripping families apart. Overdoses can affect anyone no matter what side of town you live on. It’s likely impacting someone you know or someone they know. “Before I even got clean I wanted to do physical therapy and then once I experienced addiction and went and got treatment and ...