I would like to see how many there are now vs. the past?
“Do we have solid numbers on these types of death?
I would like to see how many there are now vs. the past?”
I would as well. However, unlike the CDC’s insistence in collecting data on every other metric of public health and deaths due to different causes, they do not seem to be tracking the number or “causes” of the deaths of young athletes or very active young teen to 30 year-olds. Or at least not that I can find.
It would be good to know if fentanyl has reached the sector and peer groups of high school and college-aged athletes. Those are the teens who are most likely to watch out for their health. Is teen diets the cause of all these deaths? Is there something in the environment? The water?
Could it be a new weed-killer or grass treatment used on sports fields? Is there a drug that was given to pregnant women 15 to 25 years ago that could have caused a delayed reaction or heart birth defect? Is there a common drug or treatment being given to teens that would cause such reactions? One would think inquiring minds would wish to know. One would be wrong.