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The United States lost more than 100,000 lives due to drug overdoses last year, data by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows. Deaths from synthetic opioids and heroin declined, whereas deaths from psychostimulants, such as methamphetamine and cocaine, increased, according to the CDC'S 2023 Overdose Death Data, published on Wednesday.
“Transparency and accountability are not negotiable. The Constitution mandates it,’’ said Michael Barfield, director of Public Access Initiatives at FLCGA.
My colleagues from georgia, he said yesterday, i can't understand why it is so bad in georgia. and so i think that they are getting it a little bit more but i think that we have to get a little faster, and they've to look at all facets of it. i think it is hard for them to address the part about the racism and the bias. some of them are doctors themselves. and so i think it is hard for them to talk about that, but they knew that they have to, because the statistics are screaming with the issue. >> actually, now that you mentioned statistics, one of the things, one of the major issues in this c...
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KBIA's Kassidy Arena starts her journey to find her gente, or her people, in mid-Missouri. Where they are, what they're doing and why Missouri has one of the lowest percentages of Hispanic and Latino people in the Midwest. The first of six segments will dive into Missouri demographics and what it means for the state’s future.