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A recent legal settlement with tobacco companies potentially could add millions in new funding for Idaho’s youth drug prevention efforts. Lawmakers are just beginning to sketch out specifics.
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Several crisis and recovery organizations in south central Idaho hosted a forum last week focused on Idaho’s new behavioral health plan.
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Learn how your everyday actions and routines might be affecting the way you dream. It could be that these dreams are the sense of guidance and truth…
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Learn how your everyday actions and routines might be affecting the way you dream. It could be that these dreams are the sense of guidance and truth…
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Mental health and substance abuse impacts 18,000 youths and 54,000 adults in Idaho. Dr. Ron Larson, Medical Director for Optum Health, joins Idaho Matters…
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Southwest District Health is partnering with Lifeways to open a crisis center in Caldwell. Both organizations provide a variety of healthcare-related…
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A new state-sponsored substance abuse recovery center is expected to open next month in eastern Idaho.The Post Register reports that the Center for Hope…
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Three versions of a synthetic hallucinogenic drug appear bound for Idaho's list of illegal substances after the federal Drug Enforcement Administration…
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The federal government is chipping in another $1.5 million annually over the next five years to help Idaho's efforts to fight substance abuse.The state…
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The Idaho State Board of Education is asking the state’s colleges and universities to study the issue of substance abuse among their students.Lewis Clark…