claim: "illinois suffered 1,652 overdose deaths in 2014 ... of which 40 percent were associated with heroin. illinois is ranked number one in the nation for a decline in treatment capacity between 2007 and 2012, and is now ranked the third worst in the country for state-funded treatment capacity."
author: richard durbin
evidence_1: "illinois suffered 1,652 overdose deaths in 2014… of which 40 percent were  associated with heroin. illinois is ranked number one in the nation for a decline in  treatment capacity between 2007 and 2012, and is now ranked the third worst in  the country for state-funded treatment capacity." those are some ...
evidence_2: "illinois suffered 1,652 overdose deaths in 2014 ... of which 40 percent were  associated with heroin. illinois is ranked number one in the nation for a decline in  treatment capacity between 2007 and 2012, and is now ranked the third worst in  the country for state-funded treatment capacity." — politifact ...
evidence_3: jul 20, 2016 ... illinois suffered 1,652 overdose deaths in 2014 – a 30 percent increase over  2010 – of which 40 percent were ... illinois is ranked number one in the nation for  a decline in treatment capacity between 2007 and 2012, and is now ranked the  third worst in the country for state-funded treatment capacity.
evidence_4: in drug related deaths, arrests and other community and familial problems as a  result of increased ... in 2013, more than 24,000 were from prescription opioids or  heroin. .... percent of state funded treatment admissions for heroin ..... illinois  ranked “first in the us for the decline in treatment capacity” between 2007 and  2012.
evidence_5: aug 10, 2016 ... chicago – at the invitation of u.s. senator dick durbin (d-il), u.s. surgeon ...  illinois suffered 1,652 overdose deaths in 2014 – a 30 percent increase over ...  illinois is ranked number one in the nation for a decline in treatment capacity  between 2007 and 2012, and is now ranked the third worst in the ...