P2P Meth: Newest Formulation Intensifies Epidemic
- Mosaic
- Mar 15, 2022
- 1 min read
Join us for a professional development webinar building capacity on a more dangerous health crisis, the methamphetamine epidemic.
During the webinar we will have the pleasure of connecting with clinical psychologist Brian Couey, PsyD, to take a closer look at the emergence of P2P meth and the nation’s escalating methamphetamine epidemic. Learn how the newest formulation of meth poses unprecedented health risks and is associated with a rise in mental health issues and homelessness in communities across the nation.
During the webinar, speakers will:
Explain the origins of the newest generation of methamphetamine
Describe the implications of this new formulation on the health and well-being of those who use meth
Discuss the intersection P2P meth with the rising level of homelessness and mental health issues seen across the nation
A certificate of completion will be awarded for attending this event. Please note, this event has not been approved for continuing education (CE) credit. The participant is responsible to verify if this activity meets their continuing education board requirements in order to gain credit.
Interesting post — the way the article breaks down the recent shift in meth formulations really highlights how fast the drug landscape can change. I actually stumbled across some deep dives on this topic over at Bizarre Lineage Wiki that trace the lineage of these newer compounds back to earlier designer variants.
I appreciate how you broke down the complex chemistry in this post—the section on the new formulation's potency really stood out to me. For anyone wanting to dig deeper into the broader public health data behind these trends, ScopeQuill offers some solid context on addiction patterns. Your analysis makes a strong case for why this deserves more attention.
Read "P2P Meth: Newest Formulation Intensifies Epidemic" a moment ago, and it gave me a useful reminder to stay intentional. I will revisit this post again. refresh rate checker