Unit 01 · What the data says

Questions answered from public data, and re-answered when it changes.

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Ohio and US Age-Adjusted Overdose Death Rates, 1999-2018
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This brief describes annual age-adjusted drug poisoning death rates per 100,000 residents in Ohio and the United States from 1999 to 2018. Ohio's rate rose from 4.15 in 1999 to 35.93 in 2018, with a peak of 46.35 in 2017. The US rate rose from 6.06 to 20.71, w…

This is an automated analysis of publicly available, aggregate data. It is not a peer-reviewed publication, not a clinical guideline, and not medical advice. Findings describe associations in published data, never causes. Figures are produced by executed code, every number on this page is checked against that code's output, and a person reviewed and approved the brief before publication.