The Opioid-Like Drug Sold At Gas Stations
The podcast episode investigates the rising public health concern surrounding kratom and 7OH, synthetic or semi-synthetic opioid-like substances derived from a Southeast Asian plant, which are being sold legally and cheaply at gas stations and smoke shops across the U.S. Despite their
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