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With young people who have been very entrepreneurial over the years, i saw this happen over the past decade. you see people dealing drugs and organizations that are dealing drugs cut things into substances to maximize profit, and they want to cut something into it that has a pop to it, and so feintal does. they will cut it into opioid medication, and cutting it into other medication and drugs that people take, xanax and sedatives. i saw a young people who didn t know they were taking fentanyl. they thought they were taking xanax. and turned out they were taking fentanyl, and some of them across the country passed away. that is incredible. what are some of the things that the government can do to help, and what are some of the ideas to try and push back against this epidemic, especially given how challenges it is. it is much easier to produce and get around, given how small an amount can cause such a big ....
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And in the second phase, that evolved into the demand and use of heroin. the black market got very competitive, and fentanyl came into the mix. fentanyl is a synthetic opioid, cheaper to manufacturer, easier to hide, harder to detect. it became popular in the black market as a substitute for the real thing, so to speak, and small quantities go a long way. a lot of people started to die accidentally. they didn t know what they were taking had fentanyl in it or they thought they were taking another pain medication. that s why we see the tragedy you see in the news. those that find fentanyl lacing, where, what drugs, what are people taking when they don t know that fentanyl is actually in there and it kills them? well, you know, the way the black market works, and i know this being an addiction medicine doctor working on the front line ....
With the opioid epidemic, but they have a problem. they don t know a lot about addiction, and number two, the financial math in building services for addiction and other behavioral health, it just doesn t work for them, and so they don t know how to do it, and they don t have the financial incentives to do it. as a country, you re seeing a lot of the addiction treatment happening on the fringes, and not in the mainstream, and that s a problem. dr. lee, as you know, this is terrifying for parents across the country because there s so much of this stuff circulating out there. you have touched on this. all of these stories, a kid takes a xanax, they ordered it online. not through their pharmacy. they didn t get it through a parent, and they die because there s fentanyl, and young people trying recreational drugs, maybe for the first time and there s fentanyl in it, and they die. they overdose. what would you say to parents about keeping an eye on this stuff, monitoring, checking in with ....