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SUSAN ZAKE/KSU COLLABORATIVE NEWS LABHere are your morning headlines for Tuesday, July 14:Akron makes face masks mandatory as COVID-19 cases continue to riseCleveland ranks as most stressed鈥� -
Cuyahoga County is facing a $33.5 million deficit in its Health and Human Services budget before its levy is up for renewal next year. The county is running out of money due in large part to the high numbers of children entering foster care as part of the ripple effect of the opioid crisis. The cost of foster care in Cuyahoga County is close to $5 million per month and growing, according to county officials at a Monday briefing.
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Backers of State Issue 1 say the proposed constitutional amendment will move Ohio in the right direction in fighting the opioid crisis. But opponents say鈥� -
The Women鈥檚 Recovery Center in Cleveland is expanding its services as more and more patients from Cuyahoga, Lorain and Medina Counties struggle with鈥� -
Akron Children鈥檚 Hospital is starting a new addiction treatment program, which will centralize many of its services that assist young people with鈥� -
The U.S. Surgeon General has issued an advisory, encouraging more Americans to carry the overdose reversing drug naloxone. It comes in the form of an鈥� -
Cleveland鈥檚 biomedical leaders are looking at how the private sector can help fight the opioid epidemic.Local business development group BioEnterprise is鈥� -
Summit County has climbed four spots in an annual health assessment of Ohio counties. The assessment is a collaboration between the Robert Wood Johnson鈥� -
State stats show overdoses from opioids 鈥� including heroin and fentanyl 鈥� are killing at least nine people a day. And that figure is likely to rise by the鈥� -
Drug addiction counselers are speaking out against a bill that would send an ex-convict to jail if they fail a drug test. They say this proposal uses the鈥� -
Day after day, week after week, the headlines in Northeast Ohio contain news of lives lost to opioids 鈥� both prescribed medication and illegal heroin.鈥�
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Ohio is dramatically expanding the number of caregivers who can prescribe Suboxone and other drugs for medication-assisted treatment of addiction. The鈥� -
Dozens of lawsuits filed by cities, counties and states across the country against opioid manufacturers and distributors will be consolidated in an Ohio鈥� -
The deadline to submit new-tech ideas to the state of Ohio to fight the opioid crisis is growing near.The challenge includes $8 million in awards and鈥�
