Prescription drug collection helps take unused drugs out of homes
According to a 2015 youth risk behavior survey by La Crosse County, 14 percent of youth have used a prescription drug without a doctor's permission.
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According to a 2015 youth risk behavior survey by La Crosse County, 14 percent of youth have used a prescription drug without a doctor's permission.
Illegal drug use is a top concern across five counties, but what do statistics show?
Legislators and local health department leaders met Monday to talk about potential policy changes when it comes to public health.
La Crosse County's latest prescription drug take-back day is another success.
You have a chance to clean out your medicine cabinet this week.
More people are abusing prescription drugs and doctors are taking notice.
La Crosse County's Heroin Task Force is teaming up with the county's prevention network to cut down on prescription drug abuse.
People can drop off their unused, expired or unwanted medications on April 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at five collection sites in La Crosse County.
Wisconsin residents last year received more than two million prescriptions for hydrocodone with acetaminophen, the generic equivalent of Vicodin, according to data from the state's Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP). That's more than double any other prescribed medicine, a figure one leading state lawmaker called "shocking."
Ten former students at a Brown County high school could face charges related to selling prescription drugs to classmates.