Update on Heroin and Fentanyl- Cuyahoga County

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Update on Heroin and Fentanyl- Cuyahoga County Thomas Gilson, MD Cuyahoga County medical Examiner

The 2015 total is Unofficial) Cuyahoga County Overdose Deaths 2006-2015* Most Common Drugs 250 (*2015 cases for December are not all ruled and estimated based upon preliminary toxicology reports; The 2015 total is Unofficial) 198 200 194 184 161 150 127 124 114 117 113 111 116 103 115 107 103 107 101 100 91 87 98 85 87 91 81 87 91 64 64 71 49 48 50 40 39 45 40 33 37 39 23 22 36 13 16 13 11 9 7 8 10 5 2006 - 250 2007 - 226 2008 - 251 2009 - 269 2010 - 267 2011 - 301 2012 - 310 2013 -340 cases2014- 353 cases 2015 - 364 cases cases* Heroin Cocaine Source: Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner’s Office revised 3-15-16

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