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BOH#73 How Carteret County, NC cut overdose deaths by 80% and overdose-related ER visits by 50%

Business of Healthcare by Business of Healthcare

Oct 7, 202531:25Science & Medicine

Carteret County is a coastal North Carolina community of approx 70,000 residents which swells to 200,000 during the summer beach season. Carteret had a big overdose problem, ranked in the worst quintile in North Carolina...

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