Trump's America worries about access to addiction treatment

Source:  U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts

Source:  Wikipedia

Source:  CNN

W. Va. Families Worry About Access To Addiction Treatment Under Trump.  (NPR, 2/9/2017)

The Dixons are not alone: They live in one of the cities hit hardest by the national opioid epidemic, in the state with the highest rate of addiction-related deaths. In 2015, Huntington's fatal overdose rate was nearly nine times the national average. [emphasis added]

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