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AG: ‘Back to the drawing board’ on opioid settlement

Summary by The Sun (Lowell)
After the U.S. Supreme Court blocked a landmark $6 billion opioid settlement last month that would have steered up to $110 million to the Bay State for prevention, treatment and recovery programs, Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell said Wednesday that her office is "up for the challenge" to push for more funding and accountability for the opioid crisis.

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AG: ‘Back to the drawing board’ on opioid settlement

After the U.S. Supreme Court blocked a landmark $6 billion opioid settlement last month that would have steered up to $110 million to the Bay State for prevention, treatment and recovery programs, Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell said Wednesday that her office is "up for the challenge" to push for more funding and accountability for the opioid crisis.

·Lowell, United States
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The Sun (Lowell) broke the news in Lowell, United States on Sunday, July 14, 2024.
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