New data suggest high levels of nonfatal fentanyl exposures from the use of stimulants (cocaine or methamphetamine) suggesting that polysubstance use is the norm rather than the exception. How, if at all, has this evidence changed your screening, counseling, or harm‑reduction strategies?
New data suggest high levels of nonfatal fentanyl exposures from the use of stimulants (cocaine or methamphetamine) suggesting that polysubstance use is the norm rather than the exception. How, if at all, has this evidence changed your screening, counseling, or harm‑reduction strategies? | Mednet