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What is tianeptine and why should you avoid it? Elizabeth Tracey reports
What is tianeptine and why should you avoid it? Elizabeth Tracey reports
What is tianeptine and why should you avoid it? Elizabeth Tracey reports
Monday 22nd January 2024
Discover the risks of Tianeptine, an unregulated drug sold at gas stations, in this Johns Hopkins Medicine podcast episode with expert Michael Fingerhood.
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Episode Overview
- Tianeptine and other unregulated drugs are increasingly available at gas stations and convenience stores
- Substance use disorders expert Michael Fingerhood highlights the risks and challenges associated with these substances
- Medical professionals face difficulties in identifying and treating individuals who have used these unregulated drugs
- The allure of these substances and their potential appeal to certain demographics are discussed
- Comparisons are drawn between these readily available drugs and more conventional substances
Impulsive use of a substance to medicate the way we feel is always going to put us at risk.
Imagine walking into your local gas station and unknowingly picking up a product that could lead to addiction. This episode of the Johns Hopkins Medicine podcast shines a light on the alarming rise of unregulated drugs like Tianeptine being sold in everyday convenience stores. Michael Fingerhood, a specialist in substance use disorders, shares his expertise on the risks these substances pose and the hurdles medical professionals face in treating those affected.
The discussion goes beyond just the dangers, delving into why these drugs appeal to certain groups and how they compare to more traditional substances. If you're curious about the unseen threats lurking in common places, this episode is a must-listen.