Coverage dated December 21, 2021
‘He Left Me Too Soon': As COVID Fueled the Drug Crisis, Native Americans Hit Worst Headline from NBC Chicago
As the pandemic ravaged the country, deaths from drug overdoses surged by nearly 30%, surpassing 100,000 dead for the first time in American history.
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‘He Left Me Too Soon': As COVID Fueled the Drug Crisis, Native Americans Hit Worst ↗ (opens NBC Chicago) Published Dec 21, 2021
Same headline from 5 more outlets NBC Chicago's feed description As the pandemic ravaged the country, deaths from drug overdoses surged by nearly 30%, surpassing 100,000 dead for the first time in American history.
Tucson
As COVID fueled the drug crisis, Native Americans hit worst ↗ (opens Tucson) Published Dec 21, 2021
Same headline from 61 more outlets Tucson's feed description BEMIDJI, Minn. (AP) — Rachel Taylor kissed her fingertips and pressed them to the crow sewn onto a leather bag on the couch in the living room. “Oh, my baby,”
KSDK
COVID-19 fueled a drug crisis, Native Americans hit worst ↗ (opens KSDK) Published Dec 21, 2021
Same headline from 10 more outlets KSDK's feed description The death rate last year was highest among Native Americans, for whom COVID-19 piled yet more despair on communities already confronting generations of trauma.
Los Angeles Times
As COVID-19 fueled the drug crisis, Native Americans were hit the worst ↗ (opens Los Angeles Times) Published Dec 21, 2021
Los Angeles Times's feed description As the pandemic ravaged the country, deaths from drug overdoses surged by nearly 30%. The death rate was highest among Native Americans.
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