Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
Para-fluorofentanyl and Metonitazene: New Street Opioids Fueling Overdoses
Para-fluorofentanyl and Metonitazene: New Street Opioids Fueling Overdoses
Para-fluorofentanyl and Metonitazene: New Street Opioids Fueling Overdoses
Sunday 30th January 2022
Dr. Mark Leeds discusses new street opioids, Metonitazene and Para-fluorofentanyl, highlighting harm reduction and improved addiction treatment.
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Get the buttons here!New Street Opioids: Metonitazene and Para-fluorofentanyl Explained
The answer to preventing deaths due to a toxic drug supply is to make the drug supply safer. This is a form of harm reduction.
Ever heard of Metonitazene or Para-fluorofentanyl? These new street opioids are causing a surge in overdoses, and Dr. Mark Leeds is here to break down why they're so dangerous. With years of experience in addiction treatment, Dr. Leeds explains how these potent substances, often imported from China, are slipping through the cracks of current drug testing methods. He sheds light on the urgent need for harm reduction strategies to make the drug supply safer and prevent overdose deaths. Dr.
Leeds also touches on the pre-contemplation stage in addiction recovery and critiques the war on drugs, arguing that decriminalizing drug use and enhancing addiction treatment could significantly reduce fatalities. If you're looking to understand the latest threats in the opioid crisis and how we can combat them, this episode is a must-listen.