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Iowa drug overdoses jumped 20% in 2020 amid COVID-19 pandemic

Nearly 20% more Iowans died of drug overdoses in 2020 than in the previous year, as the powerful narcotic fentanyl became more prevalent and the COVID pandemic compounded people s anxiety and isolated them from addiction treatment services. A new report from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates Iowa suffered 419 drug overdose deaths last year, compared to 350 in 2019. The nation as a whole saw a 29% increase in such deaths, for a record total over 93,000, the report says. Most neighboring states saw steeper increases in overdose deaths than Iowa did, although South Dakota was one of just two states in the country that had a decrease.

Iowa drug overdose deaths jumped 20% last year, amid pandemic's stress and the spread of fentanyl

Iowa drug overdose deaths jumped 20% last year, amid pandemic s stress and the spread of fentanyl Tony Leys, Des Moines Register How COVID-19 has affected drug addiction in Iowa Replay Video UP NEXT Nearly 20% more Iowans died of drug overdoses in 2020 than in the previous year, as the powerful narcotic fentanyl became more prevalent and the COVID pandemic compounded people s anxiety and isolated them from addiction treatment services. A new report from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates Iowa suffered 419 drug overdose deaths last year, compared to 350 in 2019. The nation as a whole saw a 29% increase in such deaths, for a record total over 93,000, the report says. Most neighboring states saw steeper increases in overdose deaths than Iowa did, although South Dakota was one of just two states in the country that had a decrease.

The Patient Perspective My Experience In A Clinical Trial

The Patient Perspective – My Experience In A Clinical Trial By Ed Miseta, Chief Editor, Clinical Leader Follow Me On Twitter @EdClinical Despite being diagnosed at the age of three with an untreatable inherited retinal disorder (IRD), “out of sight, out of mind” has never been part of Alison Lynch’s approach to life. Encouraged by her parents to pursue her interests and dreams despite her visual impairment, Alison rode bicycles, tried her hand at basketball, and successfully completed college and law school (Juris Doctor degree). Today she provides legal services to incarcerated individuals who have mental health issues and competes in triathlons.