HEALTH● LOW1h ago · Sep 28, 2026, 5:45 PM
HHS Awards $247 . 9 Million for Opioid Treatment , Naloxone Training , and School Mental Health as Overdose Deaths Decline
medicaldaily.com · United States · north america
The HHS has awarded a substantial amount of money for opioid treatment, naloxone training, and school mental health, which coincides with a decline in overdose deaths. This matters as it signifies government efforts to combat the opioid crisis and improve mental health support.
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