Opioid-related deaths have declined for the first time in years, marking a potential turning point in a crisis that has claimed hundreds of thousands of American lives. The shift reflects intensified federal enforcement against fentanyl trafficking and expanded access to treatment, though experts caution that sustained effort will be needed to lock in gains.
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