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Lab studies suggest cychlorphine may be far more potent than fentanyl, but naloxone can reverse an overdose.
A powerful new synthetic opioid has been detected in Missouri and a growing number of states, bringing with it a particularly troubling danger: fentanyl test…
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Kansas Candidates Clash at Raucous State Fair Debates
Governor and Senate candidates trade attacks as voters boo, chant and challenge their answers
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