Fentanyl poisoning's surprising signs: What parents and friends must know
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A New York physician who appeared recently on Fox News Channel explained that some signs of fentanyl poisoning — including a relaxed, sleepy state — may be overlooked by bystanders.
"What happens is that you get sedated and you’re actually relaxed — and you look usually pretty peaceful, like you are falling asleep." "I almost always carry Narcan, since the untimely death of my granddaughter." Amy McGorry is a contributing health reporter for Fox News Digital. Follow her on Twitter @amymcgorry.
Fentanyl and other synthetic opioids — made in China and India and distributed by Mexico’s transnational criminal organizations — are behind this crisis, say medical experts, including Fox News' own Dr. Marc Siegel.
Bystanders, according to some health experts, can help prevent these type of deaths — but they must be able to recognize the signs and have the correct tools to help.
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