By Muhammad Lukman Monday, April 3, 2017 drug abuse Drugs heroin narcotics poverty research Young, white, lower-income and lesser-educated men have greatest increase in heroin addiction, study finds Young, white men with lower education and income levels have experienced the greatest increase in heroin use and addiction, a study has fou...
By Muhammad Lukman Friday, March 31, 2017 drug abuse General Assembly heroin legislation pain physicians prescription drug abuse prescription drugs Big drug bill heads to governor's desk; has harsher penalties and limits most prescriptions for acute pain to 3 days By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News A bill that would limit most painkiller prescriptions to a three-day supply for acute pain, and chan...
By Muhammad Lukman Saturday, March 25, 2017 behavioral health drug abuse drug treatment heroin hospitals mental health Louisville's Our Lady of Peace opens first retail pharmacist-operated, long-acting injection clinic; will mostly treat opioid abuse Insider Louisville photo Kentucky is again leading the nation in finding ways to combat the opioid epidemic, ...
By Muhammad Lukman Monday, February 13, 2017 addiction drug abuse drug treatment health journalism heroin prescription drug abuse state government television KET examines successful recoveries from opioid addiction, airs a forum to discuss Kentucky's opioid crisis Kentucky Educational Television is airing "Journey to Recovery," a documentary that looks at Kentucky's opioid epidemic and e...