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State ends two Measure 110 grants this month over misuse of funds, failure to provide services - Vimarsana News

State ends two Measure 110 grants this month over misuse of funds, failure to provide services

The Oregon Health Authority gave $1.2 million to two programs promising to help residents mired in the state’s drug addiction crisis, following approval of the grants last year.

State ends two Measure 110 grants this month over misuse of funds, failure to provide services – Oregon Capital Chronicle - Vimarsana News

State ends two Measure 110 grants this month over misuse of funds, failure to provide services – Oregon Capital Chronicle

Oregon Health Authority officials have canceled three grants that received more than $2 million in Measure 110 for drug addiction services.

State ends two Measure 110 grants this month over misuse of funds, failure to provide services - Vimarsana News

State ends two Measure 110 grants this month over misuse of funds, failure to provide services

The Oregon Health Authority gave $1.2 million to two programs promising to help residents mired in the state’s drug addiction crisis, following approval of the grants last year.

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Newsweek Learning English: teksty po angielsku w Newsweeku

Wagers on March Madness is up five-fold this year, as sports betting booms. Experts worry a surge in gambling addiction, depression and suicide will follow (C1)

Medicaid patients denied treatment, adding to Oregon's mental health crisis - Vimarsana News

Medicaid patients denied treatment, adding to Oregon's mental health crisis

The Oregon Health Authority is facing mounting questions from agency staff and disability advocates about its system that determines whether vulnerable Oregonians receive the mental health care they need.