Powerful illicit synthetics are offsetting progress against the epidemic. By Jeremy Olson Star Tribune http://www.startribune.com/surge-in-fentanyl-use-offsets-minnesota-s-progress-in-opioid-crisis/503349871/ Minnesota has seen proportionately fewer opioid-related deaths than the rest of the nation, and a decline in fatal heroin overdoses, but the state’s progress has been negated by a surge of drug use involving potent synthetic drugs such
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Minnesota’s Fight To Stop The Opioid Crisis
Since 2000, overdoses in the state of Minnesota have increased by over 1,000 percent. 64,000 people died in the United States from opioids in 2016 alone. The struggle to stop the crisis in Minnesota is getting a kickstart this year with the proposed Opioid Family Recovery Act. The bill is