Opioid addiction knows no boundaries. It is an equal opportunity killer of men and women, young and old, city, suburban, rural, wealthy and poor, white, black and Hispanic.
I opposed the waiver pretty obviously.
Folks who have health insurance are better able to access critical mental health and substance abuse services.
If people were dropping dead at this rate of Ebola or Zika, how would we all be responding?
This hearing that Senator Portman called is a step toward that.
This is a public health crisis--opioid addiction--as so many of these other things are--and how related they are.
Senator Brown has been a ferocious supporter of it.
The current opioid crisis, as is all too well-known in Ohio, means that young people are dying at astonishing rates too ...
I am hopeful that with the new president next year that we can go back and begin to instead of having votes to repeal th...
The limit that Congress put on providers... does not make sense now.
I mean, I have been to clinics, treatment centers around the State which clearly have the, as you say, the infrastructur...