Topic: Drug Prevention
Posted on 7/12/2017
WBAL-TV Continues to Fight Opioid Epidemic
Hearst’s NBC affiliate WBAL-TV Baltimore continues its efforts to raise awareness of the opioid abuse epidemic through extensive news coverage.
June Stories
June 29:
BPD trains officers to administer naloxone to K-9s
June 27: Hospital system opens dialogue on link between addiction, mental health issues
June 22: Harford County on pace to set record for opioid overdoses
June 21: Video: Expert explains how teens hide marijuana in vapor pens
June 20: Study shows opioid-related emergency department visits highest in Maryland
June 20: HCC ahead of curve in opioid education
May Stories
May 23: Video: Mother explains son’s suboxone use in jail
May 19: Video: Harford County reports first carfentanil overdose
May 19: Video: Big drug bust part of larger opioid enforcement efforts
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