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Opioid-laced cocaine cause of mass drug overdose in Michigan home on Thanksgiving

Cocaine laced with an opioid, such as fentanyl, is believed to have caused a “mass drug overdose” at Calhoun County home on Thanksgiving.

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Donald Duck Trump was gone but not forgotten: Political Gabfest

But the other seven Republicans are just debating for second place

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Overdose Spike Alert Issued By Health Department

Overdose Spike Alert Issued By Health Department
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Health Department Issues Overdose Spike Alert

Hancock County health officials have issued an overdose spike alert due to a significant increase in overdoses recently. Hancock Public Health issued the alert on Monday saying that Hancock County has experienced nine non-fatal overdoses since April 21st. The health department says, on two occasions, April 21st and April 28th, there were three overdoses within

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Where to Get Free Narcan Nasal Spray

Free naloxone kits are distributed by nonprofits and some state health departments. The drug can reverse an opioid overdose and save someone’s life.

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