Philadelphia’s Opioid Epidemic Lead to the Largest Open Air Heroin Market
June 22, 2017
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as posted by the channelHeroin use across the U.S. has become a deadly epidemic, and it’s caused in part by drugs that were designed to heal.
Prescription opioids are effective in treating pain, but they’re also highly addictive. For many, heroin is a cheaper, more accessible option.
Philadelphia is in the midst of an opioid epidemic. TONIC went to the city to meet men who’ve formed a community through recovery, and took a ride through the largest open air heroin market on the east coast.
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