An opioid overdose requires immediate medical attention. Call 911 immediately if you or someone you know exhibits any of the symptoms.
Experimenting with substances today is riskier than ever. Young adults might encounter substances through prescriptions, at parties, with friends, or as study aids. However, what seems like a harmless pill, or a quick hit can be laced with something deadly: Fentanyl.
You may think taking an Adderall to study, an ecstasy pill at a party, or a hit from a friend’s THC vape is safe. But many substances now have fentanyl mixed in. Fentanyl is a hidden danger you will not see, taste, or smell.
Today, you cannot trust random pills, even if you get them from someone you know and trust.
While some may avoid substances to stay safe, using harm reduction methods like fentanyl test strips can reduce the risk if you choose to experiment.
Learning the signs of an overdose can save a life. Watch students from Minneapolis FAIR School demonstrate why it is crucial to know the signs of an overdose.
It is important to find recovery that fits you.
Recovery is possible. It is a journey that takes time, community, and support. Fortunately, Minnesota offers programs designed to help young adults on their journey.
Call 911 right away if someone you know is showing signs of an overdose.
If you or someone you know is struggling with substance use, visit Fast-Tracker for 24/7 resources.
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