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Pennsylvania saw an over 30 percent decline in overdose deaths, representing one of the sharpest drops … target cartels and transnational criminal organizations fueling fentanyl overdoses and community violence. The Drug Enforcement Agency
massive health care premium increases. 46. H.R.5252 Having Overdose Protection Equipment Act (HOPE … This legislation would ensure opioid overdose reversal medications, such as naloxone, are readily available in public places like
alarming rate, contributing to a sharp rise in overdose deaths nationwide. Routine drug tests and toxicology screenings typically
twice as likely to experience a fatal opioid overdose compared to the general population. This work builds
Pennsylvania families lose a loved one to fentanyl overdose each year. One of those families is that
Pennsylvania families lose a loved one to fentanyl overdose each year. One of those families is that
cartels are the leading driver of the fentanyl overdose crisis that has killed more than 300,000 Americans
cartels are the leading driver of the fentanyl overdose crisis that has killed more than 300,000 Americans
fentanyl. In one year alone, my mom overdosed over 20 times because of fentanyl,” said Pettersen . “I know … future depend on it.” “The fentanyl-fueled overdose crisis is devastating families and communities in every corner
have lost their loved ones to fentanyl overdoses, I refuse to allow it to continue.” An investigation
under the Controlled Substances Act (CSA). Fentanyl overdoses continue to devastate communities across the country, including Pennsylvania … linked to 76% of Pennsylvania’s 4,721 overdose deaths. The HALT Fentanyl Act would make permanent
dangerous substance.” One Pennsylvanian dies from a drug overdose every two hours. Rep. Bresnahan’s cousin lost … only 16 years old. In 2023, 76% of overdose-related deaths in Pennsylvania involve fentanyl. Rep. Bresnahan spoke