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Discussion at Dartmouth Highlights Challenges in Opioid Crisis

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The Director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse joined New Hampshire Rep. Annie Kuster in Hanover Tuesday afternoon. They spoke as part of a discussion on the opioid crisis hosted by Dartmouth College.

Kuster took advantage of the opportunity to criticize President Trump’s proposed cuts to Medicaid. “We all know the importance of access to treatment for addressing this crisis," she said. "I will continue to hold this administration accountable for their actions in addressing the opioid epidemic.”

Researchers at Dartmouth are looking at the causes and effects of high opioid abuse and overdose rates in New Hampshire.

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