Only Few Who Need Them Get Medicines for Opioid Addiction, Says Medical Group March 22, 2019 By Matthew Perrone Medicines proven to treat opioid addiction remain vastly underused in the U.S., the nation’s top medical advisers said Wednesday. Only...
Current, Ex-Kentucky Governors Battle Over Health Law Legacy March 8, 2017 By Adam Beam As Republicans in Congress prepare to repeal and replace former President Barack Obama’s health care law, Kentucky’s current governor and...
Parents Share Stories of Heroin’s Heavy Toll April 14, 2016 By Riley Yates, Pamela Lehman and The (Allentown) Morning Call Travis Mohr found sobriety after heroin came close to taking his life. Every year at the anniversary of the day...
Connecticut Cops Consider ‘Angel’ Program to Combat Heroin Scourge January 15, 2016 By Jesse Leavenworth and Hartford Courant A growing chorus of law enforcement leaders, drug addiction experts and parents of addicts say arresting and jailing heroin users...