Addiction expert calls for treatment reform, after “public health crisis” reports Ian Price November 24, 2016 1 minute read Substance use disorders of multiple types have been identified a public health crisis recently by both federal and state health officials. WFIR’s Ian Price has reaction with a nationally-recognized addiction: Share: Post navigation Previous: There will be a Christmas parade in Roanoke County this yearNext: Victim of Georgia-Pacific workplace death identified Related Stories Multi-unit development in the City of Roanoke overcomes legal challenge Gene Marrano June 4, 2026 National D-Day Memorial marks 82nd anniversary Ian Price June 3, 2026 RBT’s Sleeping Beauty, Blacksburg Summer Arts Festival, Paint Fincastle this weekend Gene Marrano June 3, 2026
Substance use disorders of multiple types have been identified a public health crisis recently by both federal and state health officials. WFIR’s Ian Price has reaction with a nationally-recognized addiction:
