Explore discourse on opioids and the overdose crisis and use our real-time dashboards below for the most up-to-date information in your area. Insights are updated by Monday of each week.
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Other posts falsely suggested that people cannot become addicted to prescription opioids....
Other conversations criticized overdose prevention centers and discussed the effects of naloxone....
Programs making Narcan accessible drew stigmatizing attitudes....
Other posts repeated the myth that harm reduction programs “enable” drug use....
Posts debunked myths about accidental fentanyl exposure and discussed methadone access during emergencies....
Social media users also discussed fentanyl-related deaths in their communities and illegal online pharmacies....
Plus, a free naloxone vending machine in Nebraska reignited false claims about harm reduction....
Plus, a free naloxone vending machine in Nebraska reignited false claims about harm reduction....
Another X post perpetuated stigma against harm reduction programs....
False claims that harm reduction tools like Narcan “enable” drug use resurface....
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