Opioid Pandemic Prepared Rio Arriba For COVID-19

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“As a member of the executive committee that will determine allocation of settlement proceeds, New Mexico is now positioned to maximize recovery, put Purdue out of business, and improve future pain management practices in the pharmaceutical industry. This is just the first step in going after 48 more companies that are responsible for their role in this crisis,” Matt Baca, a spokesman and senior counsel for the New Mexico Attorney General, said Tuesday.

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The Rio Arriba County Health and Human Services Department was able to quickly respond to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic because of infrastructure the County relied on to combat the opioid epidemic. County Health and Human Services Director…

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