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Overall, though, naloxone administration rates decreased 6.1 percent during the study period
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18.3 percent fewer deaths would have occurred had the rate of excess mortality seen in Whites been the same in total population
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Age-standardized mortality rate for CVD was third highest for NHPI, after Black and White adults, and was 1.5 times higher than for Asians
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Of the about one-third receiving stimulant medication, 71.5 percent had difficulty filling prescription due to unavailability
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