Based on DAWN statistics tracking drug-related deaths, evaluate which drug is most toxic.

A. medications to treat depression, because of the recent increases in prescriptions
B. alcohol, because of the high number of alcohol related auto accidents and injuries
C. marijuana, because of the widespread use of the drug
D. opioids, because of the high number of reported deaths


Answer: D. opioids, because of the high number of reported deaths

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