By Beth LeipholtzOriginal Source: thefix.com

The new plan is anticipated to help put about $20 million annually toward the prevention of substance use disorders, as well as treatment for them.

Minnesota is increasing fees for drug companies in an effort to pay for the effects of the opioid epidemic in the state.On May 29, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signed into law a bill that will drive up fees for both prescription drug manufacturers and distributors, the Star Tribune reports.The new plan is anticipated to help raise about $20 million annually toward the prevention of substance use disorders, as well as treatment for them.For drug manufacturers and distributors, the new plan isn’t a minor change. It will drive...click here to continue reading