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The 2025 Drug Overdose Spike That Wasn’t: Neither Politics nor Data Errors Explain the Anomaly

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By Daniel Ciccarone, Alexander Lundberg, Maryann Mason
| American Journal of Public Health Podcast
Starting in August 2023, drug overdose deaths (DODs) entered the longest decline in more than 40 years.1,2 The “great deceleration” brought cautious optimism to public health leaders and academics alike.
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Door-to-door overdose harm reduction: an Illinois case study - Harm Reduction Journal

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By Maryann Mason, Bruce Johnson, Christorpher Schaffner, Sean Johnston, Ursula Alexander, Oyindamola Ajala, Nia Andrews, Sarah Welch
| Harm Reduction Journal Verified
Planning for BXB, began in 2020. Pilot implementation began in late 2022. BXB is funded by the Illinois Department of Public Health, through its State Overdose to Action State cooperative agreement.
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Older adult drug overdose: an application of latent class analysis to identify prevention opportunities - Harm Reduction Journal

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By Maryann Mason, Alexander Lundberg, Kaveet Pandya
| Harm Reduction Journal Verified
Methods The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s State Unintentional Drug Overdose Reporting System (SUDORS) database for the state of Illinois provided data for this study [34]. Cases included in Illinois SUDORS are defined as those with cause of death of drug poisoning/overdose and manner of death determined as unintentional/accident and where the death occurred in Illinois.
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