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EPISODE · Aug 3, 2026 · 17 MIN

Why Fentanyl Hits So Fast

from After the Rush · host Landon Whitt

This episode breaks down why fentanyl is so dangerous by separating myth from chemistry, from receptor affinity and lipophilicity to the rapid onset of wooden chest syndrome. It also examines Oklahoma City’s harm-reduction response, including naloxone mail-outs, fentanyl test strips, and the limits of QR-code-based outreach on the street. Show Notes Revamped Overdose Prevention Strategy Enhances Harm ...: https://oklahoma.gov/odmhsas/about/public-information/press-releases-and-other-news/2024/revamped-overdose-prevention-strategy-enhances-harm-reduction-ef.html

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