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Author of the article: Postmedia Staff Publishing date: May 20, 2021  •  32 minutes ago  •  2 minute read  •  Ontario health units are warning of increased opioid poisonings and of drugs laced with potentially lethal opioids unsafe for human consumption. They offer free naloxone kits to counteract - temporarily - the effects of overdose. Photo by Emma Meldrum /Emma Meldrum/The Daily Press Article content On the heels of a troubling new report about increasing opioid deaths locally and across Ontario, health units are warning of tainted drugs now in circulation. Hastings and Prince Edward Counties have not recorded a spike in opioid toxicity in recent weeks, the release noted, but neighbouring regions from Peterborough to Leeds-Grenville have – and such cases are not always reported, Hastings Prince Edward Public Health announced Thursday in a news release.

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