Their winning entry is entitled 200,000. Withe person has contact 80,000 people in their lifetime. Over 130 people die every day from opioid overdoses. Lets take a look at the history of opioids. Deal gets grown and processed almost exclusively in foreign opioids, growne and processed almost exclusively in foreign countries. They launched a problem called the pain epidemic. The large majority of the country was Walking Around with untreated pain. If you are using opiates, patients cannot get addicted. There was never any evidence to support that. States across the country have sued pharmaceutical companies. V Johnson Johnson set a national president. One cognitivenly action that the state brought. Johnson johnson through misleading marketing overprescribed opioid and as a result, oklahomans became addicted creating this opioid epidemic. Johnson johnson denies liability. Johnson johnson did not cause the opioid abuse crisis here in oklahoma or anywhere in this country. Everything we have done with veryroducts was appropriate and responsible. The judge ruled against Johnson Johnson and offered to read some of his ruling with us. It was not a coincidence. The state asked me to adopt an abatement plan which i thought was proper to update the nuisance as i found it. The judge released a 44 page ruling. The first of its kind to legally condemn Major Pharmaceutical Companies for the opioid crisis. Part by thenued in Oklahoma Department of health and the bureau of narcotics. We asked what they were doing to help curb the opioid crisis. Preparing and disseminating educational material on prescription opioid Overdose Prevention and working with providers for training and education on Substance Abuse disorder. It is a Data Repository for all controlled dangerous substances so any time a prescription is filled and a pharmacy, the pharmacist has to input that information. It is been a good tool ringing light to some of the prescription abuse and misuse. In economics, the law of substitution says in 2010, as you shifted away from prescriptions, we saw an increase in her when use hera roin use. We went from heroin to fentanyl. We know that previously the first wave affected the entire nation but who is being affected by the current wave . We asked our local coalition uproar appropriately named stop pharma industry. Streets. Harma in the we see a lot of people experiencing homelessness. Various kinds of people. Wall drug abuse spans every democrat demographic, there was one contributing factor to all opioid addicts. Aces is having0 a parent incarcerated. Oklahoma incarcerates more men than any state in the country and more women than almost any other place on earth. We are number two. God for bid anything else happens, they are on the cusp of forever being at risk of Substance Abuse disorder, heart disease. We asked what we need to do to help those on their way to recovery. They talked about looking at the hierarchy of needs. You need to meet their basic needs and teach them coping skills so they can get to that point. Issues tore three help recovery. We came up with our own three cs. Include trauma such as the aces we learned about. Take pharma and the drug cartels are the producers of these drugs and we need to move the focus of legislative effort from punishing users to punishing those that created the epidemic. The change changing the national attitude. Constitution the inalienable liberty,life, and the pursuit of happiness. Candidates, you must take this seriously. We could lose 200,000 to the opioid crisis. You can watch each winning studentcam documentary online at studentcam. Org. Changed sincehas cspan began 41 years ago but our Mission Continues to provide an unfiltered view of government. We are brought you primary election coverage, the president ial impeachment process, and now the federal response to the coronavirus. You can watch all of cspans Public Affairs programming on television, online, or listen on our free radio app and be part of the National Conversation through cspans daily Washington Junior programs washington journal programs or our social media scenes. As a Public Service and brought to you today by your television provider. Coming up this morning on the washington journal, dr. Ali khan , dean of the university of nebraska medical center, college of public health, discusses his book the next pandemic on the front lines. And Oklahoma City national
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