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YELLOWKNIFE, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, JUL 21 – Isotonitazene and Xylazine, linked to increased overdose risks and deaths, were detected for the first time in Yellowknife wastewater, officials said in the National Wastewater Drug Surveillance report.
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Yellowknife's wastewater is showing signs of 2 new 'potent' drugs, health official warns
In a public health advisory Monday from Health and Social Services, Chief Public Health Officer Kami Kandola said the opioid Isotonitazene and sedative Xylazine were both detected for the first time in the territory in May.
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Read Full ArticleDrugs warning after ‘substances of concern’ found in wastewater tests
The NWT's chief public health officer issued an advisory after a synthetic opioid and potent sedative turned up in tests of Yellowknife's wastewater. The post Drugs warning after ‘substances of concern’ found in wastewater tests first appeared on Cabin Radio.
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