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Kids at risk of fentanyl exposure: NPS

Megan Haggan 03/03/2015

Infants and children are at a higher risk of accidental exposure to fentanyl patches, NPS MedicineWise has warned. Fentanyl prescribing in Australia has increased over the last decade, and so has accidental exposure to fentanyl patches in children under five, it says. The latest edition of the NPS MedicineWise health professional publication Health News and

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