TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月6日 04時03分

The Price of Relief – Picture 3 of 4
An average of 46 Americans die every day from prescription-opioids overdoses, and heroin deaths have more than doubled, to 8,000 a year, since 2010. For middle-aged Americans, who are most at risk, a prescription-opioid overdose is a more likely cause of death than an auto accident or a violent crime.
Brittany Combs (pictured here) is a public-health nurse who runs the needle-exchange program in Scott County, Ind. As she hands out bags full of clean needles from the back of her white SUV, she explains that most addicts run through at least 60 syringes per week. “They don’t use it to get high,” she says. “They have to inject that many times a day just to get up and do something, just to function.”
Read her story and that of many other Americans in this week’s issue of TIME and on TIME.com. (Photograph by Natalie Keyssar for TIME – follow her on Instagram @nataliekeyssar) #opioids

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