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Opioid epidemic continues to kill men at higher rates

Researchers said men in all 50 states are \

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This common addictive drug is killing more American men than women

Researchers say men were at least two times more likely to die from using these drugs compared to women

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Opioid epidemic continues to kill men at higher rates

Researchers said men in all 50 states are "reliably at greater risk" of deadly overdoses from both opioids and psychostimulants compared to women.

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Across all 50 states, men more likely to die from using opioids, cocaine, meth, study finds

Researchers said men in all 50 states are "reliably at greater risk" of deadly overdoses from both opioids and psychostimulants compared to women.

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Overdose Deaths: Men In The US At Higher Risk Than Women, Says Study

Men are 2-3 times more likely to die from drug overdose than women, according to Icahn School of Medicine and the U.S. National Institute on Drug Abuse.

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