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Regina LaBelle

Federal Lawmakers Take First Steps Toward Oversight of $50 Billion in Opioid Settlements

David Sinkman

As Louisiana drug overdose death rates skyrocket, New Orleans churches step in with Narcan

Regina LaBelle

‘It’s just talk’: Iowans touched by fentanyl call out presidential candidates on rhetoric

Shelly Weizman

The Year in Opioid Settlements: 5 Things You Need to Know

Regina LaBelle

Recovery homes called out for not allowing MOUD in violation of civil rights laws

Regina LaBelle

Regina LaBelle on the U.S. Response to Drug Addiction and Fentanyl Crisis

Regina LaBelle

LISTEN: The World Tonight

Regina LaBelle

China’s agreement expected to slow flow of fentanyl into US, but not solve overdose epidemic

Regina LaBelle

The opioid crisis has gotten much, much worse despite Congress’ efforts to stop it

Shelly Weizman

OPINION | The presidential campaign is making us dumber on opioids

Regina LaBelle

The Health 202: Over-the-counter Narcan may have less impact than meets the eye

Regina LaBelle

Republicans say they’ll stop fentanyl at the border. But what are their plans for treatment?

Regina LaBelle

From China to Mexico: Tracing the Deadly Fentanyl Trail

Regina LaBelle

Fentanyl killed 672 people in Fort Worth area. Will threat of murder charge stop dealers?

Regina LaBelle

California Battles Fentanyl With a New Tactic: Treating Addiction in Prison

Regina LaBelle

In an Alabama jail, people withdraw in the ‘Drunk Tank’ without medical aid

Regina LaBelle

Harsh New Fentanyl Laws Ignite Debate Over How to Combat Overdose Crisis

Regina LaBelle

Opioid Settlement Payouts to Localities Made Public for First Time

POLITICO Pulse: Medicare drug price talks take shape

Regina LaBelle

The Health 202: Classifying fentanyl analogues raise incarceration fears for some Democrats​​

Regina LaBelle

The Real Story: Why can’t America contain the fentanyl crisis?

Regina LaBelle

All Things Considered: U.S. drug overdose deaths hit a record in 2022 as some states see a big surge

Regina LaBelle

‘We want to keep people alive’: How laws across DC region can help prevent fatal overdoses