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Caring for people with fentanyl addiction often means treating terrible wounds

NPR Health WUSF | K Carrión
NPR Health WUSF | K Carrión

Among users, it is commonly referred to as Tranq. Used for decades by veterinarians to tranquilize large animals, xylazine is being used by drug dealers to amp up the effects of fentanyl and other opioids. In humans, the drug causes deep flesh wounds that sometimes bore down to the bone.

Posted in: News on 08/14/2023 | Link to this post on IFP |
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