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State of Addiction

By Taylor Lang

How to check where you can drop off prescription medicines on 'Take Back Day'

Drug overdose deaths in Jefferson County rise in 2023 WVTM
Mountain Brook pharmacy preparing to sell naloxone over-the-counter WVTM
New fentanyl mixture can't be reversed by Narcan WVTM
'Drugfished' PSA warns about the deadly disguises of fentanyl WVTM
Birmingham master tiler wants to train recovering addicts WVTM

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John Cardinale and Kelley Kosuda

State of Addiction: Tackling the growing, dangerous xylazine epidemic

By Sasha Lenninger

Deputy shares heartbreaking story of losing his only child to drug overdose

By Susan Shapiro

Mother's version of 10-year challenge sends chilling message about addiction

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'I have to work on myself every day': Woman shares difficulty of maintaining sobriety

Woman who survived 14 overdoses warns of fentanyl-laced drugs

ROSS hosting sober session for people struggling with addiction during COVID-19 pandemic

State of Addiction: Vaping and electronic cigarette use

Opioid-addicted parents have new hope after rehab

The opioid crisis is fueling another big problem: sex trafficking

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By Chip Scarborough

Central Alabama overdose crisis worsens

By WVTM 13 Digital

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day: Drop-off locations in Alabama

By WVTM 13 Digital

Fighting drug, alcohol addiction during COVID-19

By Chip Scarborough

Shelby County mom urges parental supervision after son's drug overdose

John Bonifield

Controversial tool emerges to help drug users test if fentanyl is present

By LINDA A. JOHNSON

FDA approves super-potent opioid pill amid criticism

Lawsuit aims to hold pharmaceutical executives accountable in opioid crisis

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