June 2026

Fentanyl can usually be detected for a few days after use, but the exact timeline depends on the type of test, how often fentanyl has been used, and how a person’s body processes opioids. In general, fentanyl may be detectable in urine for 1 to 3 days after occasional use, in blood for about 48

Eating disorder symptoms are not always obvious from the outside. They may begin quietly: skipping meals, hiding food, creating rigid rules, avoiding certain situations, or feeling a growing sense of shame around eating. By the time loved ones notice a change, the person struggling may have been carrying the pattern alone for a long time.