A top national newspaper or TV network is expected to publish an investigation into a ketamine clinic or online prescribing service — covering something like a patient death, dangerous prescribing, or a federal drug enforcement crackdown. This matters because thousands of people are now getting ketamine through loosely regulated online services, and oversight has struggled to keep up with how fast the industry grew.
Clinic expansion plus loose telehealth prescribing is a scandal waiting to surface; the pattern is consistent and reporters are digging.
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