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There is an increasing number of overdose deaths in Ontario where more than one drug contributes to those deaths, a new report shows.A client draws up fentanyl in the consumption room at Moss Park Consumption and Treatment Service in Toronto, Dec. 3, 2024. Photo by Chris Young /The ...
for42,249 deaths Opioid overdose deathsincreased by 5xfrom 1999–2016 17.6 millionpeople struggle with alcohol use or dependence Drug and Alcohol Treatment in New Mexico 1. Alcohol 52% 2. Opiates 22% 3. Other Substances 13% 4. Methamphetamines 7% ...
Accidental overdose deaths can happen when using and mixing pain medications (polysubstance use) with other drugs and alcohol. This includes fentanyl whether taken knowingly or not. It is never safe because the combination may be stronger or more unpredictable than one drug alone. ...
That means there are about 200 drug overdose deaths in the country every single day, or one every eight minutes. The new estimate represents an increase of more than 6,000 deaths, or 9.5 percent, over the estimate for the previous 12-month period, said a Washington Post report on Thursday...
“… Mexico probably doesn’t want that, but we have to do it. … They’re killing our people. They’re killing 250,000 to 300,000 American people a year, not 100 [thousand] like has been reported,” he said referring to drug overdose deaths. ...
The objective of this study was to determine the number of New Mexicans who died of a drug overdose and who filled multiple prescriptions within a seven day time in the month before their death. METHODS: Individuals in the PMP were matched by partial name and date of birth to deaths ...
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey will pay about $53 million to settle claims that the state’s negligence contributed to the deaths of more than 100 veterans at state-run homes during the coronavirus pandemic, attorneys representing the bulk of the claim
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New Mexico has long grappled with overdose mortality rates far above the national average. Overdose deaths continue to rise -- the heroin overdose rate in 2008 was the second highest ever recorded and fatal overdoses from prescription opiates such as hydrocodone and oxycontin have surged alarmingly...