Prozac Causes More Deaths than Any Other Drug

The death toll by Prozac exceeds the number of deaths of other drugs, and if 200,000 people die of prescription medicine every year, there is a problem in "drug war", but only 20,000 people will die from illegal drug use is. Side effects of prescription drugs are the third most common causes of death in the United States. In fact, people are likely to enter the clinic seven times more than driving the rear wheels. Approximately 200,000 people die from the reaction of prescription medication every year, and 80,000 people died due to medical malpractice (international).

More than a few decades have died of overdose. This number is not "epidemic" compared to obesity and death from several other causes, but as the problem continues to expand, there is a possibility that excessive intake will approach or exceed alcohol within a few years Yes. I hope this will happen for a simple reason. We will not solve the problem until we correctly identify the problem, and unfortunately even journalists will help some groups foster the wrong question. Although the increase in excessive death is the result of black market drugs, whenever most politicians, journalists, doctors, researchers, or other "experts" discuss this issue, opioids that limit the legal restrictions I will only talk about. I think I live in a huge Mad House.

Overdose is the main cause of accidental mortality in the United States. The number of deaths due to drug overdose each year in the United States exceeds the number of deaths due to guns and car accidents. In 2016, more than 64,000 drug overdoses died. Most deaths are due to the use of opioids. The opioid "fentanyl" is involved in more than 20,000 deaths. Many low temperature statistics about fentanyl. This is one of them. One third of fentanyl was ingested excessively and that person died within a few seconds after ingesting fentanyl. Because they died too soon, their body did not have enough time to begin to metabolize drugs, and fentanyl metabolites were not found in autopsy dissection.

In 2016, more than 20,000 people died of opioid overdose in the United States and 13,000 more died of heroin overdose. In the United States, overdose is currently the leading cause of death for adults under 50 years of age, and opioids account for more than half of all drug deaths.