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Overdose deaths since 2000
Americans reported knowing someone who overdosed
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Fentanyl enters the body after exposure to drugs and illicit substances.
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Fentanyl quickly travels to the brain in the bloodstream.
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Fentanyl binds to brain receptors, slowing breathing and heart rate.
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Brain damage and death can occur in minutes as oxygen is depleted.
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