Join us on Full Circle for an urgent, unflinching conversation with Dr. John Hsu — 32-year anesthesiologist, chronic pain and addiction medicine specialist, and inventor whose near-fatal heart attack three years ago became the catalyst for some of the most practical innovations in the opioid crisis today. Dr. John doesn't traffic in abstractions: 75% of people don't take medications as prescribed, 125,000 die unnecessarily every year as a result, and the opioid epidemic now kills more than 100,000 Americans annually — almost entirely from illicit fentanyl, not prescription drugs. In this episode, he traces exactly how the crisis was created by government policy, not just pharmaceutical greed, explains why abstinence-only approaches fail 93% of the time, and introduces the iPill dispenser — an ATM-inspired device that ensures the right person take ...