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2/4 On the data, @SecAzar said: “while the declining trend is encouraging, by no means have we declared victory against the epidemic or addiction in general.” Everyone has a role to play in combating the #OpioidEpidemic – check out my digital postcard with 
steps YOU can take.pic.twitter.com/HBbWX39cBn
3/4 A key contributor to this decline was a dip in deaths from prescription opioids. As I wrote in @JAMAInternalMed, physicians play a vital role in responding to #OpioidEpidemic. It’s important they talk—and listen!—to patients in pain. https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamainternalmedicine/fullarticle/2723622 …
4/4 Another factor contributing to fewer drug overdose deaths, experts say, could be 
availability of naloxone. My message to you: Be prepared, #GetNaloxone and know how to use it. It could mean the difference between life and death. Learn more:https://bit.ly/30GIogm
A key contributer was all the naloxone given out like candy on Halloween. The only thing done by preventing Rx meds is kill more people, ppl in pain, unable to endure!
BS! Drs are not listening! They are scared so they are abandoning & reducing law abiding patients at an extremely dangerous rate! I’m sure that the disability applications are coming in. Write about that!
After last years numbers being off by 2000, I’m being highly optimistic with this decline.
That's why I find something else to prescribe for pain. #Iamnottryingtokillmypatients
Prescription drugs or drugs prescribed to the decedent by a doctor? Where the deaths by prescription medicine suicides during forced tapering? Did anyone bother to find that out?
Where in this article did it say that there were fewer deaths from prescribed medication? I didn’t see it.
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