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Fentanyl and Child Safety in Oklahoma: Recent Cases, Trends and Legislative Response

Fentanyl has become a significant public-safety and public-health concern in Oklahoma. The drug has contributed to overdose deaths, criminal investigations, drug-trafficking cases, and growing concern about the safety of children who may encounter fentanyl in their homes or communities.

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Although the Oklahoma Drug Scene Cleanup Efforts Are Underway, the Problems Remain

The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics has been hard at work lately in an effort to clean up the Oklahoma drug scene.

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Medication for Fentanyl Addiction Not Enough Treatment for Addicts

News headlines have been reporting on recent developments regarding an up-and-coming “vaccine” for fentanyl addiction. However, fentanyl addiction cannot be treated with a vaccine, as vaccines are made to inoculate people against communicable illnesses,...

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The Epicenters of the Opioid Crisis and What We Can Learn from Them

In my morning reading, I happened across an article in U.S. News which discussed the disparity of the opioid crisis in America. The report, written by Robert Preidt, a HealthDay reporter, focused on the opioid turmoil as it has touched down in Indiana,...

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Prince Killed by Chinese Drug Company?

On April 21, 2016, another American artist died of a drug overdose—this time, it appears that Prince might have been killed by the Chinese. The drug was found in unmarked prescription bottles and a government lab analysis identified the drug as fentanyl.

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China Ships Dangerous Drug to the States

Recently, I was reading an article written by a friend of mine about a drug called Fentanyl and how it killed an 8-year-old kid living in Detroit. Until hearing that sad story, I just didn’t know anything about Fentanyl, which turns out is an extremely...

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DEA Intervenes to Reduce Number of Painkillers in Circulation

In early October 2016, the Drug Enforcement Administration released an order to pharmaceutical manufacturers to reduce the number of controlled prescription drugs that could be made in 2017. While this action is designed to reduce the number of pills on...

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