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St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office and Health Department Alert Public to Danger of Xylazine - Southern Maryland News Net - Vimarsana News

St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office and Health Department Alert Public to Danger of Xylazine - Southern Maryland News Net

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) is warning the public of a sharp increase in the trafficking of fentanyl mixed with a powerful non-opioid animal sedative, xylazine - a deadly combination commonly known as “Tranq.”

A Look Back: April 5 - Vimarsana News

A Look Back: April 5

50 Years Ago■ Four Northampton High School students, looking for something to make “out of the ordinary,” chose to build kayaks in their woodshop class this year. Paul St. Laurence, junior, ordered a set of plans, and the other three, Edward Thornton,...

County Health Officer: 'I made a huge mistake...I regret not talking to the community.' - Vimarsana News

County Health Officer: 'I made a huge mistake...I regret not talking to the community.'

The relocation of the Syringe Exchange Program was the hot topic at the County Commissioners meeting earlier this morning. The seats were filled with many people for and against where

Source: wlfi.com
GBPH reporting three recent overdoses, including one fatal overdose - Vimarsana News

GBPH reporting three recent overdoses, including one fatal overdose

Grey Bruce Public Health issued an alert after receiving reports of three drug overdoses/poisonings, including one fatal overdose, that occurred within a…

Boston warns of surge in overdoses linked to cocaine-laced fentanyl - Vimarsana News

Boston warns of surge in overdoses linked to cocaine-laced fentanyl

Boston public health officials have alerted health care providers in the city about a “concerning” increase in overdoses that connect the powerful opioid fentanyl to the use of cocaine.

Source: wbur.org