Missouri becomes last state to create drug-monitoring plan

By: Jim Salter Associated Press July 17, 2017

Missouri became the final state to create a prescription drug-monitoring program after Republican Gov. Eric Greitens signed an executive order Monday aimed at combatting a scourge that killed more than 900 residents last year. The monitoring program could be operating within a month, Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services director Randall Williams said. Greitens signed ...

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Missouri becomes last state to create drug-monitoring plan

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