Ohio State study finds ‘opioid treatment deserts’ across Franklin County and Columbus
Ohioans who live in areas with low access to treatment for opioid-related overdoses are less likely to maintain sobriety, an Ohio State research study suggests.
Ohioans who live in areas with low access to treatment for opioid-related overdoses are less likely to maintain sobriety, an Ohio State research study suggests.
Nine Ohio State students have created an app to help Franklin County combat the opioid epidemic. Developed by Kate Luckerman, a second-year in …
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The opioid crisis has been shaking the country, with the Midwest in the epicenter. Thought leaders will come together at Ohio State’s Drinko Hall t…
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