New York state might limit to seven days opioid prescriptions for acute pain as part of a broader effort to combat a staggering rise in addiction and overdose deaths. Other measures would require insurers to cover more of the cost for recovery programs, and provide increased state funding for programs helping recovering addicts.
June 15, 2016 at 04:03 AM
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New York state might limit to seven days opioid prescriptions for acute pain as part of a broader effort to combat a staggering rise in addiction and overdose deaths.
The new limit on prescriptions is one of several proposals announced Tuesday by Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo and legislative leaders. The full Legislature is expected to pass the proposals this week before ending their 2016 session.
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