On the recordOctober 24, 2017
Ohio, in 2015, we lost 3,050 people because of opioid overdoses and last year that total went up to 4,050.
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congress.govOhio, in 2015, we lost 3,050 people because of opioid overdoses and last year that total went up to 4,050.
Latta highlights the increasing opioid overdose deaths in Ohio.
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