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Connecticut to invest nearly $60 million in recovery support for people with opioid use disorder

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Gov. Ned Lamont and Attorney General William Tong announced the state is investing $58.6 million to create a program providing stable housing and recovery support for those who experience opioid use disorder.

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Oregon Capital Insider

Oregon lawmaker wants to expand emergency housing program for people with addictions

In southern Oregon, an emergency housing program shelters people while they are waiting to enter residential addiction treatment.

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WTNH

Connecticut to invest nearly $60 million in recovery support for people with opioid use disorder

1 month ago·New Haven, United States

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Yale University

Opioid use disorder might lead to ‘sticky’ brains

Individuals with opioid use disorder were less able to flexibly engage different patterns of brain activity, Yale researchers found.

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KPAX

Missoula program helping people battling opioid addiction

January marks Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month, a month to support people who might be ready to find a way out of their addiction.Its a journey that is never easy. MTN learned about a group that can help an addict find their own pathway to recovery and theyre just a phone call away.There are faces you might see if you find yourself in the St. Patrick Hospital emergency room in an opioid crisis. They are the faces of hope. We stopped by a t…

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insideinvestigator.org

State to invest $58.6 million for housing recovering opioid addicts

Today, Gov. Ned Lamont announced the investment of $58.6 million towards the state’s Housing as Recovery initiative, which will house and offer addiction services to residents experiencing opioid addiction and homelessness. The $58.6 million in funding represents a small slice of the over $600 million that the state has either received or is expected to receive from multi-state settlements with pharmaceutical companies found culpable for the nat…

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