The US Food and Drug Administration has issued 7 warning letters to companies illegally marketing products containing 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH), which is found in trace amounts in kratom.

Synthetic opioids and animal tranquilisers, as well other combinations of substances, have been found in the drug supply in ...

Synthetic opioids called nitazenes, which are up to 500 times stronger than heroin, are appearing in the capital in the form ...

Alberta RCMP have issued a province-wide alert after an Edmonton-area teen died after taking a powerful and uncommon opioid ...

Kratom-based products have exploded in popularity in recent years despite a lack of FDA approval. Did a Myrtle Beach supplier ...

ODMAP in Yakima County went live in March 2024, first with law enforcement agencies entering data through the Spillman record ...

A county's public health leaders have issued a warning about contaminated drugs circulating at festivals and parties over the ...

Law enforcement leaders from across metro Detroit are uniting to warn families about the deadly crisis of synthetic drugs ...

Metro Public Health officials are warning the public after a sudden spike in deadly overdoses, primarily in the East ...

Alberta RCMP are warning the public about a potentially deadly supply of illegal pills that resemble the anti-anxiety drug ...

Fentanyl continues to destroy lives through overdoses, especially adolescents and young adults. Too many people are unaware ...

Ever since the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) tried in 2016 to classify kratom as a dangerous Schedule 1 drug, states have been on their own.