Ohio Officer's Alleged Fentanyl Overdose Is Met With Skepticism...
Channel: PA Transparency
Date: 2024-03-08

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In Ohio, East Liverpool patrolman Chris Green said he is recovering after he was exposed to fentanyl... However, health experts say it’s unlikely that people can be affected by short, accidental exposures to opioids. Unfortunately a toxicology screening performed at the hospital after the incident is not available or known to exist as of the time of this report.
An expert interviewed by CNN said opioids “are not well-absorbed through the skin except through prolonged exposure” and are “not aerosolized and inhaled through the air”.
The International Journal of Drug Policy studied symptoms described in accounts of officers who have experienced casual exposures to fentanyl line up with a panic or anxiety attack rather than fentanyl exposure. A toxicologist also said that the casual opioid exposure is not enough to cause an opioid overdose.

READ MORE HERE: https://reason.com/2022/12/15/dont-let-police-media-mislead-you-about-fentanyl-exposure-overdoses/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8810663/

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