Weekly Roundup

Kentucky Recovery News | Weekly Roundup

Treatment, Recovery & Prevention

Fahe: KIPRC Receives $2.2 MM to Evaluate Kentucky Access to Recovery Program

Louisville Business First: Volunteers of America to build 80-unit affordable housing complex

Louisville Public Media: The White House unveils a new system to track and better prevent opioid overdoses

Paducah Sun: Town hall addresses opioid epidemic regional impact

Levisa Lazer: Karen’s Place celebrates 12 years of changing lives

WAVE: New addiction treatment center opens in Louisville

WDRB: Kentucky’s first in-home addiction treatment program opens in Louisville

WKYT: Opioid overdose treatment could be available without a prescription by next year

WTVQ: White House releases new data on US overdose survival rate

Kentucky New Era: Few Americans Understand Alcohol’s Impact on Cancer Risk: Survey

Public Policy & Legislation

Federal Legislation

Kaiser Health News: Addiction Treatment Funds May Make The Cut In Omnibus Spending Package

Grassley Press Release: Grassley, Ossoff Bill Tackling Opioid Epidemic Heads To President’s Desk

Medpage Today: Police Attitudes on Naloxone Use for Overdose Improved With Pharmacists’ Help

Marketplace: Prescription drugs are effective treatments for opioid addiction. Expanding access won’t be easy.

USA Today: The White House is now tracking nonfatal opioid overdoses by state. Why that’s important.

CNN: More than 180,000 people overdosed on opioids and survived in the past year, new White House dashboard shows

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