Zach Rhoads sits down with Dr. Stefan Kertesz to talk about the unintended harms of putting strict limits on pain pills. While he is here in Vermont, he will speak at the Howard Center alongside Dr. Sally Satel (American Enterprise Institute), Dr. Carl Hart (Columbia), and Dr. John Brooklyn (Howard Center) to talk about what is commonly called "The Opioid Crisis."

Zach Rhoads sits down with Dr. Stefan Kertesz to talk about the unintended harms of putting strict limits on pain pills. While he is here in Vermont, he will speak at the Howard Center alongside Dr. Sally Satel (American Enterprise Institute), Dr. Carl Hart (Columbia), and Dr. John Brooklyn (Howard Center) to talk about what is commonly called "The Opioid Crisis."

Zach Rhoads sits down with Dr. Stefan Kertesz to talk about the unintended harms of putting strict limits on pain pills. While he is here in Vermont, he will speak at the Howard Center alongside Dr. Sally Satel (American Enterprise Institute), Dr. Carl Hart (Columbia), and Dr. John Brooklyn (Howard Center) to talk about what is commonly called "The Opioid Crisis." &nbsp; &nbsp;

Episode 12: Stefan Kertesz: When Hyper-Regulation Goes Wrong

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