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Changes In Region's Largest Private Health Insurer
The region's largest private health insurer is widening its' efforts to combat the exploding Opioid crisis. It will be issuing a new requirement to reduce the amount of patients taking Oxycontin or Oxycodone Extended release tablets. KYW Newsradio's Pat Toddy reports.