New research from Boston Medical Center's Grayken Center for Addiction, published in the International Journal of Drug Policy, found that municipalities in Massachusetts that offered overdose survivors ways to access a wide range of social services to address social determinants of health—including housing, food, employment and transportation to medical care—experienced 21% fewer fatal overdoses compared to municipalities that offered less robust social services to overdose survivors.
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