Now, that does present a new challenge. Many communities must now help the growing number of fentanyl survivors who are still deeply unwell. NPR’s Brian Mann has our story from Philadelphia. BRIAN ...

Deaths from street fentanyl have dropped more than thirty percent. That's good news. But it means cities and small towns face far more deeply ill people addicted to toxic drugs.

Now, that does present a new challenge. Many communities must now help the growing number of fentanyl survivors who are still deeply unwell. NPR's Brian Mann has our story from Philadelphia.