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Thank you. The yes my name is priced in the near with ball and i like to acknowledge to make additional coauthors, doctor reuter and both collaborated very much on several parts of this very comprehensive report. In addition to that we would like to acknowledge the fact we dedicated this work to mark the just passed away this year. One of the major mentors and drug policy shaped a lot of our dispatch into thinking innovatively about challenges when it comes to drugs and drug policy. That said, that no, yes, it is right now the driving force behind overdosed desk in the United States. Today just to keep it brief take respect the work weve been doing in the last year looking at fentanyl, the main key points just from the ship or come to an page is basically nature and magnitude of the ongoing overdosed crisis brought on by synthetic opioids is really unlike a traditional drug epidemic and his more so or better thought of as a poisoning outbreak. That said, if we just limit our policy res
New-yorkUnited-statesAustraliaPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaChinaCaliforniaWashingtonSeattleMississippiSan-franciscoMexicoBehind over doors Overdose Deaths in the United States. To give you brief takeaways in the work, the main key point from this report is basically that the nature and magnitude of the crisis brought on by opioids is unlike a traditional drug epidemic, and were better thought of as a poisoning outbreak. If we limit our policy responses to traditional approaches, these will likely be insufficient and will condemn a lot of individuals. To an early grave. Two points. This is new and we need to think more innovatively. Keep that in mind. The roadmap for this presentation, im going to be speaking to what presently is going on, fennels footprint in the United States, who is being impacted, and what factors are contributing to this crisis. Fentanyl is not new. Its been around for a while. And then i turn it over to about to beau. Given the history of fentanyl and what we know about drug markets. And hes going to wrap up with what the federal government can do to respond to this. So, weve been w
AustraliaUnited-statesNew-hampshireUnited-kingdomPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaChinaCaliforniaNew-mexicoWashingtonSeattleMississippiPolicymakers face while working to decrease the number of fentanyl and synthetic opioidrelated deaths. This is 40 minutes. Thank you, james. Thank you. Yes, my name is bryce. Im here with beau. Id like to introduce dr. P reuter and taylor, who collaborated on this cover has of report. In addition, we would like to acknowledge the fact we dedicated this work to mark, who recently passed away, one of the major mentors in drug policy, who thought innovatively when it comes to drug policy. That said, fentanyl, yes, it is right now the driving force behind Overdose Deaths in the United States. To give you brief takeaways in the work, the main key point from this report is basically that the nature and magnitude of the crisis brought on by opioids is unlike a traditional drug epidemic, and were better thought of as a poisoning outbreak. If we limit our policy responses to traditional approaches, these will likely be insufficient and will condemn a lot of individuals. To an early grave. Two p
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