Letter: Fentanyl in spotlight as both scourge and savior
While the drug fentanyl has become the scourge of our country, we should be reminded that hospitals across the U.S. make frequent and legitimate use of this medication.
On Sept. 21, Queen’s Medical Center doctors prescribed fentanyl citrate to ease the pain of my wife’s broken wrist.
Bill Lofquist
Makiki
COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS
In the spirit of this season, take a moment to count your blessings. Recent times might’ve been tough — politically, economically or otherwise — but surely there are positives.
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