EPD sees increase in Fentanyl overdoses in Eugene
The increase in overdoses suggests a stronger, more dangerous supply of fentanyl could be in circulation in Eugene. ASUO and Lane County seek to provide resources and information to students
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The increase in overdoses suggests a stronger, more dangerous supply of fentanyl could be in circulation in Eugene. ASUO and Lane County seek to provide resources and information to students
Fentanyl use or contamination is on the rise in Eugene, and it's more attainable than ever.
Fentanyl use or contamination is on the rise in Eugene, and it's more attainable than ever.
Over the past week, Eugene has seen a spike in near-death drug overdoses. This coincides with reports of white, powdered fentanyl in the community. Investigators with the Eugene Police Department are on high alert for mass overdose events.
Eugene Police say powdered fentanyl has lead to an increase in overdoses.