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Ep. 220 Rerelease - Dopesick: The Drug Company that Addicted America
Ep. 220 Rerelease - Dopesick: The Drug Company that Addicted America
Ep. 220 Rerelease - Dopesick: The Drug Company that Addicted America
Wednesday 17th June 2020
Beth Macy and Ryan Hampton discuss OxyContin's devastating impact on America and how Covid-19 has worsened the opioid crisis.
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Get the buttons here!Dopesick: How OxyContin Devastated America - A Deep Dive with Beth Macy
The coronavirus has profoundly disrupted Daily life throughout much of our world, and for those communities, healthcare providers and people in recovery who are battling the opioid crisis, covid has only magnified their challenges.
Beth Macy, the best-selling author of 'Dopesick', returns to Cover2 Resources to shed light on the opioid epidemic that has gripped America. In this episode, she recounts how Virginia became a harbinger for the crisis, revealing the heart-wrenching stories behind her book. Host Greg McNeil, along with Ryan Hampton, a former White House aide and author of 'American Fix', discuss the devastating effects of OxyContin abuse and the insidious marketing tactics of Purdue Pharma.
Hampton’s personal connection to the crisis brings an added layer of depth to the conversation, making it clear that the opioid epidemic is far from over. The episode also features healthcare providers Van Zee and Beth Davies, who share their frontline experiences battling this relentless crisis. The discussion doesn't shy away from the harsh reality that Covid-19 has intensified the challenges faced by those struggling with addiction.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to grasp the full impact of the opioid epidemic and understand the urgent need for comprehensive solutions involving community engagement, healthcare reform, and government action.