We are losing more than 108,000 people a year. That is 300 people every day, today, yesterday, tomorrow, 365 days a year.
Madeleine Dean: “We are losing more than 108,000 people a year. That is 300 people every day, today, yesterday, tomorrow, 365 days a…”
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Dean highlights the fentanyl crisis and its devastating impact on communities.
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