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New class of opioids that may be more potent than fentanyl emerges globally

The emergence of nitazenes poses a significant threat to public health due to their potency and availability in the illicit market.

Deadly super-strength Chinese opioid epidemic gripping Britain's streets

The UK is facing a surge in deaths due to super-strength street drugs like nitazenes, prompting urgent government responses and highlighting challenges in detecting and addressing the crisis.

New class of opioids that may be more potent than fentanyl emerges globally

The emergence of nitazenes poses a significant threat to public health due to their potency and availability in the illicit market.

Deadly super-strength Chinese opioid epidemic gripping Britain's streets

The UK is facing a surge in deaths due to super-strength street drugs like nitazenes, prompting urgent government responses and highlighting challenges in detecting and addressing the crisis.
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Nitazenes: The opioids 500 times stronger than heroin DW 03/19/2024

Nitazenes are potent opioids up to 500 times stronger than heroin, leading to a higher risk of addiction.
Nitazenes are synthetic psychoactive drugs, unapproved for medical use, and often mixed with other substances like heroin and fentanyl.

Nitazenes: The street drugs stronger than heroin, fentanyl DW 03/19/2024

Nitazenes are potent opioids up to 500 times stronger than heroin, leading to addiction. They are emerging as street drugs mixed with substances like heroin and fentanyl.
Nitazenes are synthetic psychoactive drugs developed in the 1950s, not naturally cultivated. They are illicit substances causing overdoses and fatalities worldwide.

Nitazenes: street drugs stronger than heroin, fentanyl DW 03/19/2024

Nitazenes are highly potent opioids, emerging as a deadly street drug.
Synthetic drugs like nitazenes are artificially manufactured by humans using chemicals.

Nitazenes: The opioids 500 times stronger than heroin DW 03/19/2024

Nitazenes are potent opioids up to 500 times stronger than heroin, leading to a higher risk of addiction.
Nitazenes are synthetic psychoactive drugs, unapproved for medical use, and often mixed with other substances like heroin and fentanyl.

Nitazenes: The street drugs stronger than heroin, fentanyl DW 03/19/2024

Nitazenes are potent opioids up to 500 times stronger than heroin, leading to addiction. They are emerging as street drugs mixed with substances like heroin and fentanyl.
Nitazenes are synthetic psychoactive drugs developed in the 1950s, not naturally cultivated. They are illicit substances causing overdoses and fatalities worldwide.

Nitazenes: street drugs stronger than heroin, fentanyl DW 03/19/2024

Nitazenes are highly potent opioids, emerging as a deadly street drug.
Synthetic drugs like nitazenes are artificially manufactured by humans using chemicals.
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Profound' threat of lethal synthetic opioids in Europe is growing, EU warns

Super-strength synthetic opioids, such as nitazenes, are becoming increasingly prevalent in Europe, potentially replacing dwindling heroin supplies.
Experts warn of a growing public health threat due to the contamination of various substances with nitazenes and the rising number of fatal overdoses.
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Prisons not prepared for inevitable' influx of synthetic opioids, experts warn

Synthetic opioids 250 times stronger than heroin, known as nitazenes, are infiltrating British prisons.
Drug treatment services warn of a potential spike in drug deaths due to a shortage of heroin from the Taliban opium ban.

Synthetic opioids could fuel second wave' of UK drug deaths crisis, experts warn

The UK could face a second wave of drug deaths due to an influx of synthetic opioids, including nitazenes, which are 500 times stronger than heroin.
Synthetic opioids are becoming increasingly prevalent in Europe as the Taliban's crackdown on opium production limits the supply of heroin.

Prisons not prepared for inevitable' influx of synthetic opioids, experts warn

Synthetic opioids 250 times stronger than heroin, known as nitazenes, are infiltrating British prisons.
Drug treatment services warn of a potential spike in drug deaths due to a shortage of heroin from the Taliban opium ban.

Synthetic opioids could fuel second wave' of UK drug deaths crisis, experts warn

The UK could face a second wave of drug deaths due to an influx of synthetic opioids, including nitazenes, which are 500 times stronger than heroin.
Synthetic opioids are becoming increasingly prevalent in Europe as the Taliban's crackdown on opium production limits the supply of heroin.
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