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CDC Launches New Tool to Track Overdose Trends Nationwide

The agency combined data from multiple surveillance systems to help communities prevent overdose deaths and respond to emerging drug threats.

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Steve Kim
4d ago
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced the launch of the Overdose Prevention Data Channel, a new online resource that brings together information on fatal and nonfatal overdoses across the United States.

The channel combines data from multiple CDC surveillance systems to provide a snapshot of drug overdoses in the country, the agency said. Users can explore national and state-level trends, access evidence-based prevention strategies, and find connections to CDC programs and tools that support prevention and response efforts.

The new resource is designed to make overdose data more accessible to public health officials, community organizations, and others working on prevention, according to the CDC. The channel also shows how CDC-funded programs are supporting communities across the country.

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