DEA Warns that the Mixture of Fentanyl with Other Narcotics Is Increasing

Although overdose deaths in the United States fell 27% in 2024, the DEA warned that the problem of fentanyl is far from resolved.

DOBLE LLAVE – The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) warned in its annual report of 2024 that although overdose deaths go down, the mix of fentanyl with other "potents" drugs is increasing, which is a challenge in the fight against this synthetic drug. The DEA issued its report one day after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) published that overdose deaths in the U.S. dropped by 27% in 2024. "DeA laboratories report a downward …

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) warned this Thursday in its annual report of 2024 that, while overdose deaths go down, the mixture of fentanyl with other "potents" narcotics is increasing, posing a challenge in the fight against this synthetic drug. The entry The DEA warns that the mixture of fentanyl with other narcotics is increasing was first published in Digital Process.