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New federal data shows the coronavirus pandemic has contributed to the country’s deadliest 12-month period for drug overdose fatalities, including a sharp…
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The report says the largest drop in fatal overdoses occurred in Jefferson County.
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Kentucky will soon have the largest number of syringe exchange sites in the country — surpassing larger, more populous states like California and New Mexico.
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The Ohio Valley’s numbers on the opioid crisis are grim, especially so in West Virginia, which has the nation’s highest rate of overdose deaths.
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Heroin overdoses. Transparency in politics. Economic development and homeless camps. WFPL's Jacob Ryan covered a wide range of topics this year.
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More people in Louisville are being charged for possessing methamphetamines than for heroin and opiates combined, according to police data.
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In 2016, more than 190 Kentuckians overdosed on Opana ER — the extended release version of the pain medication manufactured by Endo Pharmaceuticals.
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Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia collectively have an overdose death rate that is twice the national average.
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“The opioid crisis is an emergency, and I am saying, officially, right now, it is an emergency,” Trump said at his golf resort in New Jersey on August 10.
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Chief Medical Officer Harold Paz says the donation is part of the work the insurance provider is doing to aid in the opioid epidemic.