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Schumer touts fentanyl legislation in Plattsburgh visit - Vimarsana News

Schumer touts fentanyl legislation in Plattsburgh visit

PLATTSBURGH — Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer says new bipartisan legislation placed in the senate’s National Defense Authorization Act will dramatically stop the flow of fentanyl into America and affected

Tim Scott vows to continue fight against fentanyl traffickers after major Midlands pill bust - Vimarsana News

Tim Scott vows to continue fight against fentanyl traffickers after major Midlands pill bust

Amid a nation-wide fentanyl crisis, a Lexington County man was recently found in possession of nearly 600 pills containing fentanyl. Here’s what U.S. Sen. Tim Scott says he’s doing about it.

Source: yahoo.com
Sen Chuck Schumer visits CVPH in Plattsburgh, advocating for FEND Off Fentanyl Act - Vimarsana News

Sen Chuck Schumer visits CVPH in Plattsburgh, advocating for FEND Off Fentanyl Act

Legislation would make international trafficking of fentanyl a national emergency

Source: mynbc5.com
New Mexico opioid recovery center receives $1.5 million federal grant - Vimarsana News

New Mexico opioid recovery center receives $1.5 million federal grant

(The Center Square) - An addiction recovery center in New Mexico will receive federal funding to combat substance abuse and the opioid epidemic.

The opioid crisis keeps getting deadlier - Vimarsana News

The opioid crisis keeps getting deadlier

Xylazine—a tranquilizer approved as a sedative for veterinary medical use but not for any use in humans—is currently worsening the opioid crisis. Known on the street as “tranq,” xylazine has become a common additive to substances such as fentanyl, heroin, and cocaine, whether taken orally, by smoking or snorting it, or by injecting it.