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5:15Now PlayingA new study shows that drug overdose death rates have soared in the U.S. during the pandemic, with Black people having the largest percentage increase in 2020.
American Indian or Alaska Native people had the highest rate of any group. Doctor Christopher Colbert, assistant program director of Emergency Medicine Residency at the University of Illinois, joins “DC Today” to provide more insight into the data.
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