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“Synthetic opioids” as a book category includes works that examine lab-created opioid drugs—such as fentanyl, tramadol, methadone, and buprenorphine—from scientific, medical, social, and policy perspectives. Titles in this category may cover pharmacology and clinical use in pain management and addiction treatment; the history and development of these compounds; the public health impacts of misuse and overdose; harm-reduction and treatment strategies; legal and regulatory frameworks; and the economics, supply chains, and global trends shaping the opioid crisis. The category spans reference texts for clinicians and researchers, policy and public health analyses, investigative journalism, and memoirs or oral histories from patients, families, first responders, and communities, offering a comprehensive view of the benefits, risks, ethics, and societal challenges surrounding synthetic opioids.

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