A decline in overdose deaths has been reported. Medical experts are cautioning that this trend does not signify the end of the opioid crisis. Families are being advised to take precautions, such as keeping certain medications on hand.
Accidental overdoses can occur with prescription medications. This happens when too much is taken. Further information on the opioid crisis and precautions is available from medical experts and treatment programs.
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