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JASON SHEPPARD – THE FENTANYL TEST 6 15 24
JASON SHEPPARD – THE FENTANYL TEST 6 15 24
JASON SHEPPARD – THE FENTANYL TEST 6 15 24
Saturday 15th June 2024
Jason Sheppard discusses his FDA-approved fentanyl dip test, aiming to combat the crisis killing thousands annually. Essential listening for public health.
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Get the buttons here!Fighting Fentanyl: Jason Sheppard's Lifesaving Test
Episode Overview
- Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid far stronger than heroin.
- Jason Sheppard's dip test can detect fentanyl in various substances.
- The test is FDA-approved and affordable.
- Even a tiny amount of fentanyl can be lethal.
- The test aims to save lives by providing quick and accurate results.
Even a grain of salt-sized amount of fentanyl can be fatal.
American Medicine Today brings a crucial episode with Jason Sheppard, an American entrepreneur on a mission to combat the fentanyl crisis. With over 100,000 Americans losing their lives to fentanyl annually, Sheppard introduces the only FDA-approved over-the-counter dip test designed to detect this deadly substance. The hosts, Kimberly Bramel Bonatti and Ethan Uker, along with Dr. Alfred Bonatti, engage in a gripping discussion about the origins and dangers of fentanyl.
Sheppard explains how even a minuscule amount of fentanyl can be fatal and how his test can identify it on various surfaces, potentially saving countless lives. The conversation takes a deeper dive into the broader implications of the fentanyl crisis, touching on border control issues and the challenges faced by law enforcement and healthcare professionals.
Sheppard's test is a game-changer, providing a quick and affordable way to detect fentanyl, making it an essential tool for parents, law enforcement, and healthcare providers. This episode is not just informative but also offers a glimmer of hope in the fight against a devastating epidemic. Tune in to learn more about this innovative solution and its potential impact on public health.