Glad to stand with @GovernorVA and Members of the General Assembly on National Fentanyl Awareness Day. We have a plan, and we will reduce the number of fentanyl overdoses across the Commonwealth. https://t.co/2X7ZIi1ano
Ryan McDougle
@ryanmcdougle · VA · S
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| Health | 2.1% | 4.2% | −2.1 pp | Under-indexed | 9 |
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More than 7,300 Virginians died from fentanyl overdose between 2013 and 2021. Today, on National Fentanyl Awareness Day, let<U+2019>s remember all those lost to this senseless drug.
Virginia is 50th in vaccine distribution. The Senate quickly passed @Dunnavant4VA's legislation to allow more health care workers to vaccinate Virginians. @VaHouseDems need to pass this legislation and stop playing politics with COVID-19.
The Virginia Senate quickly passed SB1445 so more health care workers can help vaccinate Virginians. It's time for the @VaHouseDems to pass this legislation so we can get more COVID-19 shots in arms faster.
We need to allow our entire health care workforce to administer COVID-19 vaccines. The Senate passed @Dunnavant4VA's legislation quickly. Time for @VaHouseDems to pass SB1445 so the Governor can sign the bill and we can get more shots in arms faster.