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Deadly drug cocktail ten times stronger than fentanyl triggers overdose warnings - Vimarsana News

Deadly drug cocktail ten times stronger than fentanyl triggers overdose warnings

Professor Chris Pudney, from the University of Bath, says that benzodiazepines - a class of drugs used for the treatment of anxiety in medical settings - are being sold on the black market and used by opioid addicts, creating a deadly drug cocktail that can easily kill

Crisis warning over deadly drug cocktail '10 times stronger than Fentanyl' - Vimarsana News

Crisis warning over deadly drug cocktail '10 times stronger than Fentanyl'

Experts have warned a sharp rise in use could result in a wave of deaths unless urgent action is taken to protect casual users and addicts.

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Local art impresses - Vimarsana News

Local art impresses

DIANA Wiseman, with her painting of a boardwalk through the dunes of Canunda National Park, won the major award for […]

New tool will help identify the most promising protein molecules for drug development - Vimarsana News

New tool will help identify the most promising protein molecules for drug development

A cutting-edge digital tool that will make it cheaper, safer and faster for pharmaceutical companies to predict protein stability - a vital step in the development of new medicines - is being rolled out by scientists from the UK's University of Bath through their spin-out company, BLOC Labs.

Technology that predicts protein stability is released by UK university spin-out company - Vimarsana News

Technology that predicts protein stability is released by UK university spin-out company

A digital tool that will make it cheaper, safer and faster to develop new medicines is being rolled out by scientists from the University of Bath in the UK.