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Cleveland and Cuyahoga County health officials launched an effort to make free naloxone — a medication used to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose — more widely available.

The Wrap Up: Free overdose-reversal medication in public ‘emergency boxes’ saving lives, officials say

by Candice Wilder January 2, 2024October 18, 2024

Image of a house with words from documents on top.

The Wrap Up: Since September, Cleveland prosecuted more than 130 landlords who ignored lead hazards in homes

by Candice Wilder December 28, 2023October 18, 2024

Madelaine MacQueen, community prevention planning manager for University Settlement, presents the prevention plan to curb overdose deaths in Slavic Village.

300 people died of drug overdoses in Slavic Village in eight-year period, new study shows

by Candice Wilder December 13, 2023January 22, 2025

John Corlett, former executive director of the Center for Community Solutions, retired from his role on Nov. 30, 2023.

Poverty and segregation remain key challenges for Cleveland, says retiring healthcare policy expert

by Candice Wilder December 12, 2023December 11, 2023

Cleveland City Hall sits at the intersection of Lakeside Avenue and East Sixth Street.

Cleveland coalition tasked with addressing racism as public health crisis has little to show

by Candice Wilder December 5, 2023October 18, 2024

Cleveland City Hall sits at the intersection of Lakeside Avenue and East Sixth Street.

Cleveland City Council deal cancels medical debt for 16,000 residents

by Candice Wilder November 21, 2023October 18, 2024

Cleveland health experts, community activists, faith leaders and city officials gathered Thursday to discuss new ways to end tobacco advertising in Cleveland communities.

Flavored tobacco ban will save lives, say health experts and community activists calling on Cleveland City Council to act

by Candice Wilder November 17, 2023October 18, 2024

A yard sign that reads “This time vote Yes on Issue 1!”

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Issue 1 vote means abortion access is now protected in the Ohio constitution. What happens next?

by Frank W. Lewis and Candice Wilder November 9, 2023August 20, 2024

Yard signs that read “Yes on 1” and “The hardest decision a woman can make isn’t yours.”

Ohio voters pass Issue 1, adding reproductive rights to the state constitution

by Candice Wilder November 7, 2023November 8, 2023

Issue 2 would legalize recreational marijuana in Ohio for people age 21 and older. Drawn image showing six marijuana plants, an Ohio identification card and a beg of marijuana.

Issue 2 would allow Ohio adults to smoke marijuana, though questions about long-term health effects remain unanswered

by Candice Wilder November 2, 2023November 13, 2023