Dr. Roneet Lev
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Episode #142 High Truths on Drugs and Addiction with Dr. Gregory Ciottone and Diaster Medicine with Fentanyl
Episode #142 High Truths on Drugs and Addiction with Dr. Gregory Ciottone and Diaster Medicine with Fentanyl
Episode #142 High Truths on Drugs and Addiction with Dr. Gregory Ciottone and Diaster Medicine with Fentanyl
Monday 11th September 2023
Dr. Gregory Ciottone and Dr. Roneet Lev discuss the fentanyl crisis and its potential as a weapon of mass destruction on 'High Truths on Drugs and Addiction'.
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Get the buttons here!Fentanyl Crisis: A Conversation with Dr. Gregory Ciottone
Episode Overview
- The episode sheds light on the alarming rise in fentanyl-related deaths
- Dr. Gregory Ciottone's insights provide a compelling perspective on the gravity of the fentanyl crisis
- The episode emphasizes the critical importance of proactive measures to address the public health emergency
- The discussion unveils the implications of fentanyl as a potential weapon of mass destruction
- Dr. Roneet Lev and Dr. Gregory Ciottone highlight the urgent need for prevention and preparedness
We don't need an overt attack. I do not accept the status quo of daily fentanyl deaths. Fentanyl is our public health crisis of our time. We should fight fentanyl like we fought COVID. We should consider drug cartels like terrorists are attacking our country. - Dr. Roneet Lev
Picture this: fentanyl, a drug originally used for pain management, is now a looming threat as a potential weapon of mass destruction. In this gripping episode of 'High Truths on Drugs and Addiction', Dr. Roneet Lev sits down with Dr. Gregory Ciottone, a top expert in disaster and emergency medicine, to tackle the urgent issue of fentanyl's rising toll. With 183 people dying daily from fentanyl-related incidents, this isn't just another drug crisis—it's a public health emergency of epic proportions.
Dr. Ciottone, who has an impressive resume including positions at Harvard Medical School and the World Association for Disaster and Emergency Medicine, brings his wealth of knowledge to the table. He discusses how fentanyl's origins from foreign lands pose significant risks and the steps we need to take to prevent its misuse as a chemical weapon. This episode isn't just informative; it's a wake-up call. How do we prepare for such a high-stakes scenario?
While complete preparation may be impossible, understanding the risks and implementing preventive measures are crucial. Dr. Ciottone's insights offer a sobering yet necessary perspective on the gravity of the fentanyl crisis and the critical need for proactive measures. Whether you're directly affected by addiction or simply concerned about public health, this episode offers valuable takeaways that you won't want to miss.