United States Congress HRES 1503
HRES 1503
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Overview
This resolution recognizes Overdose Awareness Day and calls for increased efforts to combat the opioid crisis in the United States. It acknowledges the significant number of overdose deaths and highlights the need for comprehensive strategies to address substance use disorder. The resolution encourages bipartisan policies to reduce the stigma associated with addiction and promotes collaboration between various groups to improve prevention, treatment, and recovery support.
Key provisions
- Recognizes Overdose Awareness Day.
- Commits to advancing bipartisan policies on substance use disorder.
- Encourages collaboration between Congress, the executive branch, and various stakeholders.
- Focuses on reducing the stigma surrounding addiction.
- Promotes prevention, treatment, harm reduction, and recovery efforts.
Who is affected
- Individuals struggling with substance use disorder
- Families affected by addiction
- Healthcare providers
- States and localities
- The general public
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