TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 2月23日 01時51分

The opioid crisis is the worst addiction epidemic in American history. Drug overdoses kill more than 64,000 people per year, and the nation’s life expectancy has fallen for two years in a row.
The new issue of TIME, the first in our 95-year history devoted to the work of a single photographer, @jamesnachtwey, is an effort to go beyond charts and policy. On the pages seen here, Nachtwey’s images are paired with voices and stories from the people on the front lines. The result is a human accounting of the toll opioids are taking on American life, the people behind the statistics. To see the faces and hear the stories of those with the most at stake is to begin to reckon with the crisis. As Nachtwey once put it: “We must look at it. We’re required to look at it. We’re required to do what we can about it. If we don’t, who will?” See the full Special Report, The Opioid Diaries, at TIME.com/opioids. Photographs by @jamesnachtwey for TIME

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