The 2024 overdose death figure (~79,400) aligns with provisional CDC data for 2024. New Hampshire's figure (~300) is consistent with state reports. However, the claim that "only 25 percent of Americans with opioid addiction receive medication assisted treatment" appears to be an overstatement; most recent HHS and SAMHSA data suggest treatment rates are lower (typically in the 10–20% range), making the 25% figure potentially inaccurate or outdated.

U.S. provisional overdose deaths for 2024 were about 107,500, far above 79,400; New Hampshire saw roughly 400+ overdose deaths in recent years, not near 300; and only about 18‑20% of people with opioid use disorder receive medication‑assisted treatment, lower than the claimed 25%.