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Drug Overdose Deaths Fell 13.2% in One Year, but 69,000 Americans Still Died and Policy Shifts Could Reverse the Gains
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Drug Overdose Deaths Fell 13.2% in One Year, but 69,000 Americans Still Died and Policy Shifts Could Reverse the Gains

Medical Daily

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Monday, July 20, 2026

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United States

Drug overdose deaths in the United States have fallen for the third consecutive year since the 2022 peak, with provisional CDC data released June 17, 2026, projecting approximately 69,147 deaths for the 12 months ending January 2026. This represents a 13.2% decline from the previous period. The article discusses factors contributing to the decline and identifies policy risks that could reverse this progress.

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Medical Daily
Monday, July 20, 2026
Drug Overdose Deaths Fell 13.2% in One Year, but 69,000 Americans Still Died and Policy Shifts Could Reverse the GainsBy Cole Mercer