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Updates on the fight against fentanyl.
FOX 7 | On National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day, family members who have lost loved ones to fentanyl gathered at the Williamson County Courthouse to warn others about the …
KVUE | Monday, Aug. 21, is Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day nationwide and here in Texas, people are getting out to educate what the powerfully fatal drug can do. Monday …
CBS Texas | According to preliminary numbers from the State [of Texas], 540 people have died from fentanyl poisoning this year alone. “I didn’t know about fentanyl until November of …
Abstract The Summer season is a time of celebration, but it is important to be aware of the potential dangers associated with fentanyl use at parties, especially when children are …
Abstract Fentanyl, a potent synthetic opioid, has gained significant attention due to its high potency and potential for abuse. Understanding the neuropharmacological effects of fentanyl on brain receptors is crucial …
(KVUE) — Fentanyl-related deaths are spiking across the country, with overdose cases overwhelming several law enforcement agencies. Because of this, authorities are working to get ahead of the problem. The …
KXAN | Governor Greg Abbott signed a law to help protect more children and their families against the deadly dangers of fentanyl. It’s called Tucker’s Law. It’s named after 19-year-old …
Texas Against Fentanyl and many, many friends, allies and advocates gathered Wednesday, June 14, for a historic bill signing event with Texas Governor Greg Abbott. From the Office of the …
Fort Worth Star-Telegram | At least two suspects were detained after police found about 900,000 doses [2 kg] worth of fentanyl and multiple guns in an east Fort Worth home …
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