NY Statement of the NYC Board of Health to Take Action to Prevent Drug Overdose Deaths 2025

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The Illinois Drug Overdose Prevention Program Law (PA 096-0361, 2010) empowers non-medical professionals, including family, friends, and other community members, to administer naloxone to prevent a fatal opioid overdose without risking any civil or criminal liability.
The highest rate of opioid overdose-related death occurred in West Virginia (40.03 per 100,000). In our secondary analysis, we explored the change in the rate of opioid-related deaths from 2015 to 2016.
The number of overdose deaths in New York City in 2023 was 3,046 a 1 percent decrease from 3,070 in 2022 marking the first time the number of deaths has declined since 2018.
Only three state legislatures passed bills to authorize OPCs (California, Rhode Island, and Vermont), with the Governors of California and Vermont both vetoing the legislation. As of January 1, 2023, only Rhode Island has a law authorizing OPCs.
(C) New York is the state that has approved overdose prevention centers. These centers help prevent overdoses and provide important recovery services.

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Marijuana. Marijuana is the most widely abused illicit drug in New York City.
State Rules Regulations However, all 50 states have laws that allow individuals to obtain access to naloxone. The most common authorization is through a State Standing Order.

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