I think that we are, in a way, deluding ourselves, because when I look at what has taken place over the last 5 years with fentanyl being scheduled, Schedule I, deaths have not been reduced in the country.
Anna Eshoo: “I think that we are, in a way, deluding ourselves, because when I look at what has taken place over the last 5 years…”
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Eshoo critiques the effectiveness of scheduling fentanyl in reducing overdose deaths.
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