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GCSTOP in the News
Guilford partnership works to stem rise in opioid deaths
Guilford County is experiencing an increase in opioid overdose deaths and emergency department visits, according to county and state data. Guilford County…
UNCG and GCSTOP target opioid epidemic and save lives - UNCG Magazine
Update on May 22, 2023: GCSTOP has received the National Association of Counties (NACO) award in the Risk and Emergency Management category. “This shows the power of collaboration and the strong relationship between Guilford County and UNCG,” said Jim Albright, ES director, Emergency Services, Guilford County Government. A woman drove … Continued
‘Highly prevalent’: Xylazine, a veterinary tranquilizer, is making the fentanyl epidemic even deadlier
Featured photo: Xylazine is a veterinary tranquilizer primarily used to sedate large animals that is being circulated along with fentanyl. “Everyone knows
Delays of opioid settlement funds strain nonprofits offering substance use treatment, housing
Nonprofit leaders are facing tough decisions as they wait for funds announced by the NC Department of Health and Human Services in June.
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