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[NewsNation] California using national guard to fight fentanyl crisis, and Tranq update
Dr. Paul Christo, an associate professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, joined "NewsNation Prime" to discuss the emerging threat of the animal tranquilizer xylazine, and how it is interacting with the fentanyl crisis....
Richmond’s Morning News with John Reid
Dr. Paul Christo joins Richmond's Morning News with John Reid to discuss the danger in fentanyl and the rising crisis of substance...
FOX5: Record number of Americans dying from Fentanyl overdoses
Dr. Paul Christo joined FOX 5 to discuss what is being done to curb the opioid crisis as Fentanyl overdoses soar....
WBAP Morning News: Dr. Paul Christo
Dr. Paul Christo joins WBAP Morning News: FENTANYL HOLDS AMERICA IN ITS GRIP AS OVERDOSE DEATHS SOAR Synthetic opioids like fentanyl claim more than 150 lives every day in the United States, according to the CDC. And the DEA reports that a recent study of fake...
Sirius XM: Fighting Fentanyl – As Deaths Mount, What Can Be Done?
Dr. Paul Christo joins Stacy Washington on SiriusXM's show "Stacy on the Right" to discuss the fight against...
“The Pain and Opioid Crisis” on WYSL 1040am, Rochester, NY
Dr. Paul Christo discusses the Pain and Opioid Crisis on WYSL radio 1040AM in Rochester, NY. Hear the interview at 45:16...
Could a Vaccine (and More) Fix the Fentanyl Crisis?
Originally posted on Medscape Robert Glatter, MD: Welcome. I'm Dr Robert Glatter, medical advisor for Medscape Emergency Medicine. Today we have Dr Paul Christo, a pain specialist in the Division of Pain Medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in...
How fentanyl poisoning became a national crisis: Johns Hopkins pain doctor explains
Originally published on Fox News A record 107,000 Americans died of drug overdoses and poisonings last year, driven by synthetic opioids, such as fentanyl Every day across the United States, news detailing horrific fentanyl-related deaths makes headlines as the...
Johns Hopkins doctor doesn’t think overdoses will slow down, even though pandemic has
Originally published on wtopnews The nation’s opioid crisis hit record highs during COVID-19, but one expert in Maryland said even though the pandemic has eased, he doesn’t think the opioid situation will automatically move in the right direction. “We saw an...
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