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President Biden Releases National Drug Control Strategy to Save Lives, Expand Treatment, and Disrupt Trafficking

Read more https://www.whitehouse.gov/ondcp/briefing-room/2022/04/21/president-biden-releases-national-drug-control-strategy-to-save-lives-expand-treatment-and-disrupt-trafficking/

Often people try to replace one drug with another, or instead of using drugs, they begin to abuse alcohol. This leads to the development of polydrug addiction, which further complicates the process of treatment in a rehabilitation center.

At home, drug addicts sometimes try to quit using drugs, replacing hard drugs with pharmacy drugs or alcohol, mistakenly believing that this will help them survive the withdrawal syndrome ("cold turkey" slang. phrase). But instead of getting rid of one addiction, they acquire others. And in this case, the consequences for the human body and psyche can be unpredictable. The withdrawal syndrome is much more difficult than with the use of a certain drug, and requires the timely intervention of specialists to provide qualified assistance.

“Addiction is a chronic disease, and without treatment and intervention, the individual can die from their addiction.”

— Kevin Wandler, MD

“There is no war on drugs because you cannot have a war against inanimate objects. There is only war on drug addicts. Which means we are warring on the most abused and vulnerable segments of the population.”

– Dr Gabor Maté

A deadly drug being made to mimic a popular pain killer is becoming more common on the streets of county.

is really starting to explode...from what we were seeing, to what we're seeing now.

Law enforcement officials are warning about pills that look like codeine, but are actually deadly levels of fentanyl.

Sacramento police say they're investigating four separate cases involving overdoses in just the last few months.

Investigators at the sheriff's office say buyers are essentially playing Russian roulette with their lives when they buy these pills off the streets.

They say in the past year, they've responded to more fentanyl-related calls than ever before.

Investigators say in speaking with the victims, they all admitted to taking a pill similar to this one thinking it was oxycodone.

They now believe the pills were laced with fentanyl.

Overdose Crisis Background
Although overdose deaths involving prescription opioids and he**in have decreased, the crisis has worsened overall. Synthetic opioids, like illicitly manufactured fentanyl, and the use of other substances, like stimulants, such as co***ne and methamphetamine, and the use of multiple drugs in combination, have led to significant increases in overdose deaths

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Consider other strategies to prevent teen drug abuse:
Know your teen's activities. Pay attention to your teen's whereabouts. ...
Establish rules and consequences. ...
Know your teen's friends. ...
Keep track of prescription drugs. ...
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