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California Healthline Daily Edition

Summaries of health policy coverage from major news organizations

Friday, Jun 3 2016

Prince Died From Fentanyl Overdose

The music icon's death shines a spotlight on an epidemic that's ravaging the country.

The New York Times: Prince Died From Accidental Overdose of Opioid Painkiller

Los Angeles Times: Prince Died From An Overdose Of A Powerful Painkiller Described As 'Heroin On Steroids'

The Wall Street Journal: Pop Star Prince Died Of Opioid Fentanyl Overdose

The Associated Press: Finding Overdose Killed Prince Just The Beginning Of Probe

The Associated Press: Prince's Death Adds To Opioid Overdose Epidemic's Grim Toll

The Washington Post: Prince’s Death By Opioid Overdose Is A Very Public Example Of A Growing Cultural Problem

The New York Times: Prince Overdosed on Fentanyl. What Is It?

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