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21 results for “overdose” · Senate · Washington
Kimbrel, Medical Reserve Corps President, MRC; Registered Nurse. “Overdose deaths from opioids and fentanyl have been especially devastating … have made real progress nationwide—after years of overdose deaths rising higher and higher, we are finally seeing
test for fentanyl in patients that present with overdose symptoms. U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell (D-WA), ranking member … than 3,000 Washingtonians tragically die from drug overdoses each year. Fentanyl is driving roughly three quarters
maternal death in the U.S., including suicide and overdose deaths. In her comments last week, Dr. Høeg, same
offering another response option for emergencies like overdoses and mental health crises. They already respond … funds to help Seattle Fire Department’s Post-Overdose Response Team to provide wraparound services, and funds
Health data show that in Spokane County overdose deaths for synthetic opioids, such as fentanyl, skyrocketed … Spokane County had close to zero known overdose deaths from fentanyl. By 2023, 83% of all overdose deaths
pain relief options More than half of WA overdoses in the last 20 years involved opioids WASHINGTON … Opioids were involved with over 60% of drug overdoses in Washington state in the last two decades. That
recent progress in reducing the number of drug overdose deaths and will negatively impact our ability to address … recent progress in reducing the number of drug overdose deaths and will negatively impact our ability to address
industry has been hit particularly hard by drug overdoses. Work-related pain and injury increase workers’ chances … opioid use, and opioid use disorder (OUD). These overdoses and especially deaths related to opioid use have
services for communities nationwide amid an ongoing overdose and opioid epidemic made worse by an influx of fentanyl
COVID-19 public health emergency ended—drug overdose deaths in 2023 topped 105,000 and suicide rates … early intervention for children, crisis response teams, overdose prevention work, to build out the 988 suicide and crisis
finally starting to make progress getting opioid overdose deaths to trend down nationally, Trump and Musk have decided
health crises facing millions of families. After opioid overdose deaths reached a record high of nearly … finally making progress, and the trend of overdose deaths is shifting downward. Significant staff reductions and reorganizations will
Cantwell Reintroduces Bipartisan Bill to Improve Fentanyl Overdose Tracking The Opioid Overdose Data Collection Enhancement Act would expand … tools that record fatal and nonfatal overdoses in near-real-time; WA first responders say better data collection
services for communities nationwide amid an ongoing overdose and opioid epidemic made worse by an influx of fentanyl
fentanyl, using the U.S. transportation network; The Opioid Overdose Data Collection Enhancement Act, which would expand … tools that record fatal and nonfatal overdoses in near-real time and help first responders deploy resources faster
similar medication to treat opioid or fentanyl overdoses or exposure by Coast Guard members and the public … fishing crews are 5x more likely suffer fatal overdoses compared to the general population. Requires Stronger Sexual Assault
services for communities nationwide amid an ongoing overdose and opioid epidemic made worse by an influx of fentanyl
Health Engagement Hubs shown to reduce fatal overdoses by a staggering 68%; Hubs would offer access to safe … Senator Bill Cassidy (R-LA) reintroduced the Fatal Overdose Reduction Act, a bipartisan bill that would expand
just starting to make progress getting opioid overdose deaths to trend down nationally—and now Trump is jeopardizing
similar medication to treat opioid or fentanyl overdoses or exposure by Coast Guard members and the public … fishing crews are 5x more likely suffer fatal overdoses compared to the general population. Require Stronger Sexual Assault
substance use disorder treatment and naloxone for overdose reversal, and provided an additional $345 million in federal funding