Fentanyl
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Preventing an Opioid Overdose
Know the signs. Save a life. Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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Fentanyl: What You Need to Know
According to the CDC, over 100 people die every day in the United States fromoverdoses involving synthetic opioids like fentanyl. Fentanyl is involved in about61% of the 80,000 overdose deaths each year.1 Source: National Institute on Drug Abuse
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7 Substance Use Trends Parents Need to Know in 2025
This video and article break down the key trends for 2025—no scare tactics, just real information to help you guide and support your teen. Source: Partnership to End Addiction Teen substance use trends are always changing, and staying informed can help parents have better conversations with their kids. The good news? Teen substance use is…
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Emoji Drug Code Decoded
Emojis were originally designed to represent an emotion, event, or activity, but some have recently taken on a language of their own. Source: One Pill Can Kill campaign, U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
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Why fentanyl? Why now?
Download this CADCA fentanyl guide in English or Spanish. Includes specific actions communities can take to prevent exposure to and use of fentanyl among youth. En espanol
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The New Drug Talk Oregon
Fentanyl has changed the drug landscape, and we have to change how we talk to kids about it. The New Drug Talk Oregon website provides parent conversation scenarios, fentanyl facts, and local resources. Help make talking with your kids about drugs easier and more effective.
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Fentanyl Quiz
Have you heard of fentanyl but are not exactly sure what it is? Here are nine questions to help you learn more about the risks of fentanyl.
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Unmasking the Dangers of Fake Pills
Ever wonder what makes counterfeit pills containing fentanyl so dangerous? Watch this five-minute video from the DEA. Source: U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration Unmasking the Dangers of Fake Pills Ever wonder what makes counterfeit pills containing fentanyl so dangerous? In the five-minute video, DEA chemist Joe Bozenko clearly explains the dangers. Watch the video with youth…
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One Pill Can Kill
Visit the One Pill Can Kill website by the DEA for current information about fentanyl and counterfeit prescription drugs. The One Pill Can Kill provides parents, teachers, educators, and community organizations information and awareness about fentanyl and counterfeit prescription drugs.