Nonfatal overdoses reach record highs, The Hill opinion says
A Hill opinion article says broader overdose data show that the crisis remains unresolved despite fewer deaths. The supplied excerpt specifically states that nonfatal overdoses have reached record highs, but it does not provide figures, dates for the underlying data, locations, or an explanation for the reported trend.
An opinion article published by The Hill says the overdose crisis is far from resolved despite fewer deaths.
The article points to broader overdose data and states that nonfatal overdoses have reached record highs. The supplied source excerpt does not provide figures or additional details about the data.
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