CDC to Restore Overdose Prevention Funds
UNITED STATES, AUG 4 – The CDC restores $140 million in funding for overdose prevention after delays that risked staff layoffs and hindered efforts amid a 27% drop in opioid deaths, officials said.
- The CDC will fully fund the Overdose Data to Action program ahead of a budget deadline, according to a senior CDC leader.
- Funding for the Overdose Data to Action program was previously withheld by the Trump administration, impacting public health departments.
- Grantees for the Overdose Data to Action program will now receive the full funding amount, as confirmed by a senior CDC leader.
- Delays in funding lead to lost time and lives, emphasizing the importance of the funding release.
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CDC to restore overdose prevention funds
Click in for more news from The Hill {beacon} Health Care Health Care The Big Story CDC to restore overdose prevention funds The Trump administration is restoring full funding for a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention program that provides grants to reduce and track drug overdoses, including fentanyl. (John Bazemore, Associated Press…
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. Ben Hendren/Bloomberg/Getty Images Ben Hendren/Bloomberg/Getty Images The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will be able to fully fund the Overdose Data to Action or OD2A program ahead of a key budget deadline, according to a CDC senior leader. A second CDC staff member confirmed that “there have been developments and we are likely to have full funding,” al…
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