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OAKLAND COUNTY, Mich. - A Michigan county is trying to put a face to the opioid epidemic in hopes of curbing the problem.
Oakland county has launched a new web portal that allows people to see the problem and seek help.
The site includes statistics and information about opioid addiction.
It also has an interactive map called "Celebrating loved ones," which tells the stories of people who have died from opioid overdoses.
You can visit the website here.
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