Morning Roundup: April 17, 2018
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- 'Trust is a Huge Thing:' Few Call 911 for ODs Despite Immunity Law [Burlington Free Press]
- Exclusive: Google Unveils Vetting Process for Drug Rehab Ads [Reuters]
- Idaho Counties Suing Drug Makers for Enabling Opioid Abuse [US News & World Report]
- Mark Sanchez Suspended 4 Games Under NFL Drug Policy [Newsday]
- You Can Carry the Opioid Overdose Antidote in Colorado, No Prescription Necessary [KUNC]
- Judge Orders Trials in Opioid Suits, DEA Records as 'Step Toward Defeating the Disease' [Forbes]
- Officials: Posting Signs Outside of Chicago Tobacco Stores Could Warn Teens of Vaping Dangers [Chicago Tribune]
- NIH Director: Agency Is Looking at Alcohol Industry Influence 'in a Very Aggressive Way' [STAT News]
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