Rainbow Fentanyl
Source: abc10 Sacramento
August 31st
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A letter published in the New England Journal of Medicine on January 10, 1980 (below) may have been used to justify physicians prescribing certain drugs that today are considered highly addictive:
June 2017 - NEJM Editor's Note: For reasons of public health, readers should be aware that this letter (above) has been “heavily and uncritically cited” as evidence that addiction is rare with opioid therapy Leung et al.describe its history. (below.)
Prescription or illegal:
Emergency treatment - reverses an overdose
Treatments
Investigation of Purdue Pharma; Source: Quartz, 2019
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Source: 60 Minutes Australia
Source: CDC Death Rate Maps and Graphs
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Size of a lethal dose compared to a dime.
Source: Missouri River Drug Task Force
