Darlene Petersen, MD and Paula Cook, MD
Darlene Petersen, MD and Paula Cook, MD
”Overamped” Management of Stimulant Toxicity and Overdose
”Overamped” Management of Stimulant Toxicity and Overdose
”Overamped” Management of Stimulant Toxicity and Overdose
Tuesday 17th October 2023
Drs. Petersen and Cook discuss the growing issue of stimulant toxicity and overdose in The Addiction Files, offering crucial insights and treatment advice.
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Get the buttons here!Overamping Uncovered: Tackling Stimulant Toxicity and Overdose
Episode Overview
- Overamping: Recognizing Symptoms and Implications
- Understanding the Epidemiology of Stimulant Use and Overdose Deaths
- Expert Insights on Harm Reduction Strategies and Treatment Considerations
- The Growing Issue of Stimulant-Involved Overdose Deaths
- Empowering Change and Awareness within the Medical Community
Over-amping is a term that's used, commonly used in the harm reduction world or the using world. And according to the CDC, a definition of stimulant overdose or stimulant toxicity is a situation that occurs when someone is experiencing the effects of a stimulant so severe that their health or safety may be at risk.
Ever heard of overamping? It's a term that's gaining traction as stimulant toxicity and overdose become more common, even outside hospital settings. In this episode of The Addiction Files, Dr. Darlene Petersen and Dr. Paula Cook dive into this pressing issue. They break down who is most at risk, how to spot the signs, and what treatment options are available. With their extensive expertise, they provide practical advice and clinical insights that can make a real difference in patient care.
If you're a medical professional, or simply someone interested in understanding the complexities of addiction, this episode is a must-listen. The hosts' compassionate approach and deep knowledge make it both informative and engaging.