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ADMH recognizes National Opioid Awareness Day
The Alabama Department of Mental Health (ADMH), in partnership with Opioids Take and funded by the Alabama Legislature, brought statewide attention to National Opioid Awareness Day on Sept. 21. The annual observance calls on Alabamians to reflect, learn and take action against the opioid crisis, as communities across the country come together to recognize this day. One of the most pressing public health challenges in Alabama continues to be opio…
ADMH recognizes National Opioid Awareness Day - The Greenville Advocate
The Alabama Department of Mental Health (ADMH), in partnership with Opioids Take and funded by the Alabama Legislature, brought statewide attention to National Opioid Awareness Day on Sept. 21. The annual observance calls on Alabamians to reflect, learn and take action against the opioid crisis, as communities across the country come together to recognize this day. One of the most pressing public health challenges in Alabama continues to be opio…
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