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The nonbinding suggestions will help localities reduce issues with addiction. -
The rules come as the area is seeing rapid growth. -
The powers will help with access to drugs and medical equipment. -
The news comes as the Trump administration plans to cut grants for Naloxone. -
The disease is particularly concerning for vulnerable populations. -
Hundreds of thousands of Marylanders could lose coverage. -
The state says it is forced to make hard decisions. -
Baltimore has the highest concentration of people with the disease. -
The grant money comes from settlements with opioid companies. -
The state performed about 39,300 abortions last year.
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