HEALTH● LOW1h ago · Oct 23, 2026, 7:47 PM
Fewer Overdoses May Explain US Death Decline
Human Progress · north america
“Researchers found that naloxone use did not increase relative to the number of overdoses as deaths have fallen since 2023, suggesting that other factors may be driving the national decline in overdose deaths… Comparing trends before and after May 2023, researchers found that nonfatal drug overdoses were 20.9% below levels projected from earlier trends, while […] The post Fewer Overdoses May Explain US Death Decline appeared first on Human Progress.
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