Article about DEA allowing Fentanyl to stay on the street, claiming it was needed for catching higher-up offenders

shabih said:
why dont u tell john thackery that u dont have any problem with him, open up
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he’s very broke and angry these days and doesn’t have a job or graduate degree and had to work under a 20 something year old at a small weed testing lab but even that didn’t work out for him

i corrected him about how clinical mass spectrometry works in another thread and it hurt his ego to be corrected by someone with a phd that works for a big pharma so he just absolutely hates me ever since then.
 
Dr. John Thackery said:
he’s very broke and angry these days and doesn’t have a job or graduate degree and had to work under a 20 something year old at a small weed testing lab.

i corrected him about how clinical mass spectrometry works in another thread and it hurt his ego to be corrected by someone with a phd that works for a big pharma so he just absolutely hates me ever since then.
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hey john can i ask u something?
 
Dr. John Thackery said:
he’s very broke and angry these days and doesn’t have a job or graduate degree and had to work under a 20 something year old at a small weed testing lab but even that didn’t work out for him

i corrected him about how clinical mass spectrometry works in another thread and it hurt his ego to be corrected by someone with a phd that works for a big pharma so he just absolutely hates me ever since then.
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Hey. I am just going to say that is VERY OFFPUTTING/SMALL of you to drag someones personal life on BL

If I recall you did not enjoy when people started in on you with that shite
 
Dr. John Thackery said:
so if you don’t believe the CDC spelling it out for you in their opioid prescribing guidelines here is the first hit that took me 5 seconds to pull up

Olivia et al. bmj 368, 2020

The interaction between stopping treatment with opioids and length of treatment was significant (P<0.001); stopping treatment was associated with an increased risk of death from overdose or suicide regardless of the length of treatment, with the risk increasing the
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That’s what i was talking about.. you must have been talking about this.

Really it’s was a no brainer. They should have altered prescribing practices for new patients and left to old patients alone.

It’s really a good example of the medical community washing their hands of problems their treatments caused.

A classic excuse i have heard is that they aren’t trained to treat physical dependence or addiction. So they implement practices like reducing people’s doses are shocked when those people run through their scripts early or do other behavior similar to people that have a substance use disorder and cut them off cold with some shit number for treatment.
 
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