Illinois to use money from lawsuits against drug distribution companies to fund new programs
Starting next year, the state plans to begin using millions of dollars from lawsuits against drug distribution companies to fund new recovery programs, and we now have an idea of what that could look like.
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Illinois to use money from lawsuits against drug distribution companies to fund new programs
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