Morning Roundup: Oct. 17, 2018
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- Herbert D. Kleber, Pioneer in Addiction Treatment, Dies at 84 [NY Times]
- Seattle Program Is Making Mental Health Counseling More Affordable [Seattle Times]
- Family's Obituary for Mom Who Died of Opioid Addiction: The 'Disease Wouldn't Let Her Go' [People]
- PA Hospitals Treat Record 37K Patients for Opioid Use Disorder in 2017 [Becker's Hospital Review]
- The Ohio Governor's Race Shows the Opioid Epidemic Is Invigorating a New War on Drugs [Vox]
- Health Unit Unveils Long-Term Strategy to Battle Drug, Alcohol Addiction [CBC]
- Mario Talks 'Dancing Shadows,' His Role on 'Empire' and Addiction [Ebony]
- Poll: Drug/Opioid Abuse, Economic Concerns Cited Biggest Problems in Rural Communities [HSPH]
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