Passive' fentanyl exposure: more myth than reality - STAT

Hyperbolic warnings and burdensome recommendations for avoiding passive exposure to fentanyl may interfere with the ability of first responders and others to do their jobs.

Risk of injury from passive exposure to burning fentanyl is 'extremely low'

It's safe to give help: Questions and answers about secondhand fentanyl exposure – PUBLIC HEALTH INSIDER

10 Myths About Fentanyl - Futures Recovery Healthcare

Fentanyl Exposure Resources - ACMT

Seattle transit union calls for more protections for workers exposed to fentanyl smoke : r/Seattle

Are cops really being poisoned by fentanyl exposure? : NPR

The fentanyl hysteria. How local media and law enforcement…, by Abdullah Shihipar, People, Place & Health Collective

Fentanyl Exposure Resources - ACMT

Frontiers Comparison of the effects of fentanyls and other μ opioid receptor agonists on the electrical activity of respiratory muscles in the rat

An Ultrasensitive Norfentanyl Sensor Based on a Carbon Nanotube-Based Field-Effect Transistor for the Detection of Fentanyl Exposure

Fentanyl Fear and Facts

Fentanyl myth: Police cry overdose, facts prove otherwise - NJ Spotlight News