it s so prominent in the community. reporter: data is showing that the number of overdoses among teens is going up but drug use among teens is actually going down. how do you square that? really, that s because of the strength of fentanyl, just a few grams of fentanyl can kill someone. we think the fact that fentanyl is now mixed in with the drugs being used is attributing to the higher rate of the deaths. reporter: those fatal mixes the drug enforcement administration saying often finding into the hands through social media. through people who are willing to buy drugs. online? yes, online. reporter: a campaign of events parents like tanya hopes to prevent any way possible. what about parents who feel like putting the naloxone kits in schools is going too far, that it sends the wrong message to drugs? i think it s with anything, like kids with peanuts, why not
Towards catering to people who are willing to buy drugs. reporter: online? yes, online. reporter: a chain of events parents like tanya niederman hope to prevent any way possible. what about parents who feel like putting these naloxone kits in schools is just going too far, it sends the wrong message about drugs? if anything, kids allergic to peanuts, they have epipens in school. why not have it available? i truly that i that you don t know what s going on in the bathroom. you don t know what happened in the car in the parking lot. if this is a way to keep kids from dying, then so be it. reporter: a new tool in the fight against overdoses reaching a younger generation. morgan radford, nbc news, new york. all right. coming up, a comeback story like you have never seen before. a high school swimmer s quest for victory after a terrifyiying brush w with a a shark inspspiring america.
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