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The article examines the rising drug overdose death rate in Arizona, which has now surpassed the national average and become the highest in the contiguous United States. The shift from counterfeit pills to powdered fentanyl has contributed to an increase in overdose fatalities, compounded by heat, homelessness, and widespread meth use in Phoenix. Drug deaths in the state are now nearly double the national rate, and the crisis is worsened by variabilities in street fentanyl potency and extreme weather conditions. Despite some preliminary signs of decline, experts warn that the situation remains severe due to ongoing market changes and environmental factors.
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