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Fentanyl 'driving force' to rising overdose deaths in CT, officials say

New Haven Register

Apr 16, 2022

The increased use of fentanyl and the "prolonged isolation" of the pandemic have contributed to the rise in Connecticut's overdose deaths, officials said. |!| New Haven

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