A growing epidemic: the story of heroin in Ohio
A growing epidemic: the story of heroin in Ohio
The number of opioid-related deaths in Ohio has been continually on the rise since 2003, according to the Ohio Department of Health (ODH).
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The faces of heroin
Ohio has the highest overdose rate in the United States. Overdoses and deaths have risen within the last five years, and are still on the rise.
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Medication, treatment centers aid heroin addicts in road to recovery
Heroin addicts who want to get clean can choose from a number of available treatment options in their communities that range from medication to residential treatment.
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This is your brain on opiates: the science behind addiction
“Since 2007, in Ohio, your child has been more likely to die of an overdose than in a car accident.”
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