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Netflix star Ava Michelle speaks out on fentanyl crisis after brother's death

Nefltix's 'Tall Girl' actress Ava Michelle joins 'America's Newsroom' to share how she is raising awareness about the fentanyl crisis after the death of her brother.

Fox Nation explores America's evolving drug crisis as fentanyl finds a new 'street-corner' on social media

Fox Nation's series 'The Doping of America with Geraldo' explores the history of the war on drugs and unpacks changes in substances and dealings that have created an evolving crisis.

Arizona distributes fentanyl testing strips as deadly pills disguised as other drugs flow across border

Arizona is reportedly distributing fentanyl testing strips to make them more widely available in the border state amid increased seizures of the pills often disguised as other drugs.

Wisconsin parents lose son to fentanyl, beg other families to know the truth about the deadly drug

The opioid crisis is hitting families everywhere across the nation. A Wisconsin family discussed how their son died from fentanyl — and how they're working to combat the issue.

Mental hospital rejected accused killer of Cape Cod mom burned on lawn before he died in custody

The Massachusetts man accused of murdering his mom and setting her body ablaze on the lawn of a Cape Cod home was rejected by a state mental hospital before allegedly dying by suicide.

Hurricane Ian causing ‘emotional trauma’ on top of physical devastation, says doctor

Dr. Janette Nesheiwat joined "Fox & Friends Weekend" on Saturday, Oct. 1, 2022, to discuss the physical and emotional trauma that storms such as Hurricane Ian can bring.

VT dispensaries set to begin selling recreational marijuana

Vermont dispensaries will be able to begin selling recreational marijuana this weekend, although only three dispensaries in the state are ready to do so.

Howie Mandel weighs in on mental health: 'Stigma still lives strongly today'

The "America's Got Talent" judge and comedian participated in a virtual discussion this week on mental health issues — and how a new therapy can help those with OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder).

Doctor burnout reached 'highest level on record' during COVID, experts want action

Post-COVID, there's an "urgent need to attend to physicians," said the American Medical Association, given that doctor burnout spiked badly during the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Suspect in clinic shooting will not be forcibly medicated during appeal

Colorado will not involuntarily medicate a mentally ill man who allegedly killed three people at a Planned Parenthood clinic shooting.