Not exact matches
It is
now significantly more likely that an American will die of a
drug overdose than in a car crash.
As Fortune reported in an in - depth report on the crisis in September, an American is
now far likelier to die of a
drug overdose than in a car crash.
Worryingly, people who
overdose on such designer
drugs, known collectively as China White, have been said to be less responsive to antidotes
now widely carried by first responders.
Drug overdose deaths — originally from prescription opioids but increasingly
now from heroin and fentanyl — have emerged as an increasingly grave social issue, steadily worsening over the past few years even as the economy improves.
Deaths caused by accidental
drug overdoses in the US
now exceed those from motor vehicle incidents and guns.
Drug overdose, driven primarily by opioids, is
now the leading cause of unintentional injury deaths in the United States, and trends indicate that premature deaths associated with the use of opioids are likely to climb.
Opioids, often prescribed as pain medications, have
now become the country's leading cause of
drug overdose.
Sadly, opioid
drugs are typically prescribed as a first line of treatment for back pain, 1 not exercise, and these
drugs have
now surpassed both heroin and cocaine as the leading cause of fatal
drug overdoses in the US.
Pharmaceutical
drugs kill thousands of people prematurely every year — they are
now the largest cause of fatal
drug overdoses (18).
After starring, using only her voice, as Joaquin Phoenix's sexy cellphone lover in Her, and as a man - eating alien without a conscience in Jonathan Glazer's Under the Skin, she
now brings it all together in Luc Besson's ridiculous, incoherent but pretty entertaining Lucy, as a hard - partying young American exchange student in Taiwan who, thanks to a
drug overdose, becomes God.
It's
now six months since Philip Seymour Hoffman died suddenly of a suspected
drug overdose, but his latest movie opened here in selected cinemas yesterday.
According to the CDC deaths from
drug overdoses now outnumber deaths caused by car accidents, with about 110
overdose deaths per day and more than fifty percent of those involving opioids.
Australia has been warned by the Australian Crime Commission its methamphetamine problem is reaching pandemic proportions — with
overdose deaths from ice
now second only to heroin — and in an interview with 3AW, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said that the «war on
drugs» was looking unwinnable.