Henrico County uses opioid lawsuit funds to expand addiction treatment

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HENRICO, Va. (WWBT) - Henrico County is using more than $1.7 million from national opioid lawsuits to fund 13 programs, including an approach to help people start treatment immediately after an overdose.

Oliver Sabo reports:

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