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July 2019

The CDC did what?

by Kreisler • 08/07/2019

The lies keep showing up. The reality now is that the CDC guessed at the total number of death caused by opioids in their 2016 report. If the CDC Guidelines are affecting you, this is an article you need to read.

www.facebook.com/groups/CPPNewsSource/permalink/495193107897213

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