Ohio opioid addiction

The impeachment debate is drawing a big line between Republicans and Democrats. But the parties are working together on some bills. Republican U.S. Sen.鈥�

The opioid addiction crisis has far-reaching effects. The University of Akron has received a federal grant to help families dealing with a loved one鈥檚鈥�

Despite the fact that needle exchange services have doubled in Ohio over the last three years, a new report finds, among other things, that opioid users continue to share needles.

Experts often blame illicit fentanyl for skyrocketing overdose deaths among illegal drug users. Now a series of deaths at an Ohio hospital is raising...

Editor's note: The headline on this article has been changed to clarify Barrett's statement.The chairman of Ohio-based drug distributor Cardinal Health鈥�

As opiate deaths continue to climb in Ohio, yet another deadly drug combination is making its rounds.The 鈥渟peedball,鈥� a combination of heroin and cocaine,鈥�

One way the state of Ohio is trying to combat the opioid crisis is by funding new technologies to prevent addiction.Last month the University of Akron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�

Northeast Oho Congressmen Tim Ryan and Dave Joyce are calling on the Trump administration to provide more funding for opioid relief.Two months after鈥�

Ohio has a federal grant of nearly a million dollars to spread the word about new ways to manage prescription pain killers and reduce opioid addiction.鈥�