Vice President Kamala Harris gathered state attorneys general plan to discuss discuss trafficking, specifically trafficking profits, expanding access to naloxone and addressing emerging threats like Xylazine.
, but nothing like the 30% increase seen in 2020, and 15% increase in 2021.
Harris at the beginning of the meeting on Tuesday said the group would discuss how to increase access to and the affordability of naloxone, which reverses overdoses, with the vice president calling it “the difference between life or death.” the leading version of naloxone, Narcan, without a prescription, setting it on course to become the first opioid treatment drug to be sold over the counter.
The vice president, a former California attorney general, said it often comes down to “following the money.” Stein noted there are some aspects of the fentanyl issue that only the federal government can address.
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