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A Cure for the Fentanyl Crisis

In the 1990s, Liverpool England & Dr. John Marks of the Merseyside Clinic embarked on a bold experiment to treat the drug crisis. “Unfortunately, the Liverpool clinic--one of the last of the old British heroin maintenance programs--was featured on a CBS “60 Minutes” broadcast and U.S. drug enforcers went into convulsions. The success of the clinic--a 90% drop in the local crime rate, zero cases of AIDS, moving people off welfare rolls into productive jobs--flew in the face of American drug war orthodoxy. Marks was warned by friends in the Home Office that the U.S. Embassy was exerting tremendous pressure to shut him down, and in the end they were successful. The 450 patients Marks had been serving were kicked into the street and told to find a detox program where they could learn to give up their evil ways. “Two years later,” said Marks, “25 of the addicts were dead.” https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-x...