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Minn. detox centers
More than half of Minnesota’s detox centers shut down
Quietly and with little debate, more than half of the licensed detox centers in Minnesota have shut down in recent years, forcing jails and hospital ERs to cope with chronic drinkers and addicts. There are now just 23 in the state. Updated 9:11 PM
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