Wisconsin's $31M Opioid Fight: Saving Lives, Boosting Treatment
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Wisconsins health department allocates $31 million from opioid settlement funds to combat prevention and reduce overdose deaths. The funds will support programs that prevent initiation, enhance treatment access, and strengthen recovery support. The state has already released $3 million to assist counties with treatment costs, resulting in a 42.5% decrease in opioid deaths from 2023 to 2024. The state aims to continue investing in these efforts to ensure help reaches all individuals struggling with addiction.
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