The deadly new drugs reshaping Scotland's fight against addiction
On the other, the research will help to inform government policy."Drugs are changing all the time," she said.
- ▪On the other, the research will help to inform government policy."Drugs are changing all the time," she said.
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The deadly new drugs reshaping Scotland's fight against addictionImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Nitazenes are a class of synthetic opioids often sold as heroinByJames CookScotland editorPublished2 minutes agoEfforts to bring down Scotland's sky-high rate of drug deaths are being frustrated by the arrival of hundreds of powerful new synthetic substances that experts warn are making the deadly drugs crisis even more dangerous.In the past three years, there has been an explosion in the supply of new synthetic cannabinoids and opioids, transforming the illicit drugs trade and increasing the risk of fatal overdoses.Annual figures to be released on Wednesday are expected to show a rise in the number of drug-related deaths in Scotland, which already has an unenviable record as the…
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