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A report from a federal oversight agency shows that over 4,000 patients in the Ohio Valley received high amounts of opioids in 2018 through Medicaid,…
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The number of Kentuckians likely to die due to opioid overdoses and prescription cocktails is expected to increase again this year, according to the state…
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A federal survey found that 119 million Americans age 12 and over took prescription drugs that included painkillers, tranquilizers, stimulants or sedatives.
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The annual Kentucky Prosecutors Conference wrapped up today in Lexington. The conference allowed prosecutors to share ideas with lawmakers on how to…
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Kentucky authorities are urging people to participate in a prescription drug roundup aimed at curbing addiction to pills commonly found in family medicine…
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Beginning this month, prescriptions for opioid pain medicines and benzodiazepine medicines may not be dispensed in Tennessee in quantities that exceed a…
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Kentucky students are being recruited to spread the message about the dangers of prescription drug abuse.State Attorney General Jack Conway announced…
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A new study has found a dramatic drop in the number of teens abusing prescription drugs.The Lexington Herald-Leader and The Courier-Journal reported on…
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Beginning today Tennessee doctors prescribing painkillers and other controlled substances are required to check their patients' prescription history to…
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Tennessee officials hope a new law requiring doctors to check a database before prescribing certain drugs will help curb addiction and prevent deaths. The…