Toronto's unregulated opioid supply has become more unpredictable, data from @drugcheckingTO at St. Michael's Hospital shows. Lead Karen McDonald spoke to @YourMorning about the crisis and the important information the service provides. (1:15:10) ctv.ca/shows/ctv-your-mornin…
.@drugcheckingTO at St. Michael's Hospital is on the frontlines of the opioid epidemic, testing drugs & tracking how the unregulated supply is becoming more toxic. Director Karen McDonald gives @CTVNews a look in the lab.
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Animal tranquilizers are showing up in 30-40% of expected fentanyl samples in street drugs, says Hayley Thompson of @drugcheckingTO based out of St. Michael's Hospital. Better options are needed to address the opioid crisis, she says. @CTVTorontotoronto.ctvnews.ca/flesh-eat…
The NWT began a pilot project offering people test strips that help them check drugs for fentanyl. Some experts called the move a step in the right direction.
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Two new synthetic opioids—that are 10 and 20 times stronger than fentanyl—have been found in Toronto’s unregulated drug supply. Karen McDonald, lead of Toronto's Drug Checking Service (@drugcheckingTO) at St. Michael's Hospital, discusses with @CBC. cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/f…