Finally, a stat where Mississippi IS NOT in the worst place.
Minister_of_Trade on
Interestingly, this does not match opioid overdose rates which are highest in West Virginia, DC and Delaware. Arkansas has one of the lowest rates.
ConstantinopleSpolia on
Would be interesting to compare education levels and accessibility to opioid usage. Also, availability of medical care.
Emergency-Salamander on
Do southern states have a higher proportion of manufacturing and agriculture jobs than the Midwest?
stepfel on
Wait what? Between 20 and 75% of the population had opioids prescribed within one year? Or am I reading this wrong? Here in Germany opioids are for things like terminal cancer, so very rarely prescribed
Aggressive-Cut5836 on
No surprise that the corridor of shame which runs through the Mississippi delta and its neighboring states runs at the top of the list here.
polygonalopportunist on
It’s the same map. It’s always the same map.
Disastrous_Trip3137 on
Damn those Red states need them meds. Jfc 😂 talk about being dependent on something.
Outtathaway_00 on
Ok, the fentanyl problem is local, no only from Mexico, china, Canada, and cartels. Why they doctors did this? Its like destroy a fly with a shotgun.
TommyTBlack on
are prescription rates the same for white and african-american people?
VerdantChief on
Why are California and Texas so low? Plenty of agriculture and manufacturing jobs there too to cause injuries.
Gold-Kaleidoscope537 on
Why is it always the same map?
MagdalaNevisHolding on
Is this a map of Greatest Religious Hypocrisy, Greatest Alcohol Use Per Capita, or Greatest Opioid Use Per Capita … or all 3?
Regular_Wonder674 on
Poorer, generally less educated regions with more chronic illness and predatory pill pushers taking advantage.
OpposumMyPossum on
The reasoning for why more opioids seems pretty bogus. Much of the South literally has fewer physical jobs than the rest of the country.
They are more likely to work retail.
Skotzman1969 on
They call it hillbilly heroin for a reason.
OzempicDick on
Always the same map…..
SSK333 on
What is the exact meaning of “dispensing rate” I assumed people per hundred with a prescription but this is vague
ckopfster on
The Bible Belt is a terrible place to live
GeauxFarva on
It’s called hillbilly heroin for a reason
CrinkledNoseSmile on
“…per 100 residents”
Do the residents in this data include children? Who I presume make up about 20% of any given state? And if so, that makes these numbers even more outrageous!
-SOFA-KING-VOTE- on
Watch the documentaries on the Sackler family and Perdue Pharma, the untold damage they did to this country
ClampsTheMafiabot on
What is the dispensing rate? Surely this isn’t essentially percent of population prescribed opioids??
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Finally, a stat where Mississippi IS NOT in the worst place.
Interestingly, this does not match opioid overdose rates which are highest in West Virginia, DC and Delaware. Arkansas has one of the lowest rates.
Would be interesting to compare education levels and accessibility to opioid usage. Also, availability of medical care.
Do southern states have a higher proportion of manufacturing and agriculture jobs than the Midwest?
Wait what? Between 20 and 75% of the population had opioids prescribed within one year? Or am I reading this wrong? Here in Germany opioids are for things like terminal cancer, so very rarely prescribed
No surprise that the corridor of shame which runs through the Mississippi delta and its neighboring states runs at the top of the list here.
It’s the same map. It’s always the same map.
Damn those Red states need them meds. Jfc 😂 talk about being dependent on something.
Ok, the fentanyl problem is local, no only from Mexico, china, Canada, and cartels. Why they doctors did this? Its like destroy a fly with a shotgun.
are prescription rates the same for white and african-american people?
Why are California and Texas so low? Plenty of agriculture and manufacturing jobs there too to cause injuries.
Why is it always the same map?
Is this a map of Greatest Religious Hypocrisy, Greatest Alcohol Use Per Capita, or Greatest Opioid Use Per Capita … or all 3?
Poorer, generally less educated regions with more chronic illness and predatory pill pushers taking advantage.
The reasoning for why more opioids seems pretty bogus. Much of the South literally has fewer physical jobs than the rest of the country.
They are more likely to work retail.
They call it hillbilly heroin for a reason.
Always the same map…..
What is the exact meaning of “dispensing rate” I assumed people per hundred with a prescription but this is vague
The Bible Belt is a terrible place to live
It’s called hillbilly heroin for a reason
“…per 100 residents”
Do the residents in this data include children? Who I presume make up about 20% of any given state? And if so, that makes these numbers even more outrageous!
Watch the documentaries on the Sackler family and Perdue Pharma, the untold damage they did to this country
What is the dispensing rate? Surely this isn’t essentially percent of population prescribed opioids??