Wastewater study finds 18 new psychoactive drugs
By DW
06 May 2023 |
1:04 pm
A testing program shows a string of new psychoactive substances in widespread use across the globe. Scientists believe criminals are developing substances slightly altered from illegal drugs to stay ahead of the law.
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