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Memphis has a rich cultural history of food, music, and alcohol. These attractions are a daily draw for many who enjoy the unique city’s festivities. Due in part to its reputation for alcohol use, this cultural hub of the South has high numbers of alcohol abuse. Studies have confirmed alcohol is the 2nd most abused substance by teenagers. Heroin and Fentanyl use contributed to 80 deaths in 2015; the drugs are still popular with some residents. The combination of illicit Opioids and high rates of alcohol abuse can contribute to a variety of health risks and overdose. Discover where help is available in your city.

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