Unit 01 · What the data says

Questions answered from public data, and re-answered when it changes.

Each analysis here was planned, run and written by an automated pipeline against openly published data. Every number comes from executed code, and every source is listed with the query that produced it.

Ohio Opioid Overdose Trend Since 2015 Using Rolling CDC Provisional Data
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This analysis examined whether opioid overdose deaths in Ohio have declined since 2015 using CDC's Provisional Drug Overdose Death Counts, a rolling 12-month series that extends the requested 2020-2023 window because that was the data available. Because the da…

This is an automated analysis of publicly available, aggregate data. It is not peer-reviewed research, not a clinical guideline, and not medical advice. Findings describe associations in published data, never causes. Figures are produced by executed code and every number on this page is checked against that code's output before publication.