Competing programs hamper Kentucky's prescription drug abuse fight
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WASHINGTON -- Kentucky lawmakers are at the center of a political feud over how to best derail the so-called "pain-pill pipeline" from Florida to the Bluegrass State, a multi-state trafficking scheme that has contributed... [read full story]
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