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Mackenzie Rigg
Purdue Pharma, in bankruptcy and embroiled in thousands of lawsuits for its role in the opioid crisis, paid Connecticut doctors and nurse practitioners $394,662 in 2018, a slight drop of 9% from $433,246 the prior year, federal data show.
Fewer residents signed up for coverage through Access Health CT, the state’s insurance exchange, during the enrollment period that ended in January than during previous year, officials said Thursday.
Lawmakers pledged to include feedback from Wednesday's public hearing in later versions of the bill.
Missing from the governor's plan is a broader prohibition on flavored tobacco goods, including menthol cigarettes and fruit flavored cigars.
The number of people who died in Connecticut from drug overdoses in 2019 was the most the state has recorded in a single year, even after a dip in deaths in 2018.
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