Tuesday Apr 11, 2023
Fentanyl Follies: The Not-So-Funny Side of Misguided Drug Policies
RMA-Episode 110: Fentanyl Follies: The Not-So-Funny Side of Misguided Drug Policies
In this action-packed episode of Recovery in the Middle Ages, we delve into the perplexing world of recent legislation that's beefing up criminal penalties for fentanyl dealers. But are these laws actually helpful, or are they just a rehash of the failed War on Drugs? We'll also discuss public policy on addiction in general, navigating the maze of mixed messages and contradictory approaches that can leave even the experts scratching their heads.
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