«Some states hardest hit by the crisis have more opioid
prescriptions than residents,» Schneiderman said at a press conference.
Schneiderman said some states hit hardest by the opioid crisis «have more opioid
prescriptions than residents.»
Not exact matches
Unless the
residents are working for the band office or a government - run social service, they're almost certainly unemployed — and more often
than not, addicted to
prescription painkillers at the expense of putting food on the table for their families.
The use of
prescription drugs is becoming so widespread that according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee and Mississippi reported more opioid
prescriptions than they have
residents.
In his meeting with the editorial board, Cuomo reiterated many of the points in his State of the State address: a cap on
prescription drug prices, legalizing ride - hailing in upstate New York, $ 70 million in funding for the «I Love NY» tourism campaign, $ 2 million for a Clean Water Infrastructure Act and a plan to provide free SUNY college tuition to state
residents earning less
than $ 125,000.
County Says
Residents Saved More
than $ 2 Million with ProAct
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To date,
residents have collectively filled more
than 39,000
prescriptions resulting in huge personal savings.
New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said prescribers in some states have been so lenient that they have given out more
prescriptions than there are
residents in those states.
So far, more
than 60
residents and about 500 police officers have been trained and given the tools needed to respond to an overdose of heroin or
prescription painkillers.
Although
residents of these cities use drugs at a lower rate
than the national average, over 13 percent still use drugs, including
prescription pills and marijuana.