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Despite testing, fentanyl is often undetected in illicit drugs
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New NJ school law proposed after young man dies from a single pill
TRENTON – New legislation has recently been introduced to require school districts to provide instruction on the dangers of fentanyl and xylazine.
10 LOS ANGELES MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS APPEAR TO OD ON CANNABIS EDIBLES
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ten Los Angeles students appear to have overdosed on cannabis edibles Thursday at their middle school in the San Fernando Valley, officials said.
N.J. IS CLOSER TO ALLOWING PUBLIC CANNABIS CONSUMPTION AREAS, AS LOCAL STARTUPS HOPE FOR BIGGER OPPORTUNITIES
New Jersey is close to establishing regulations that would allow cannabis retailers and medical cannabis facilities to create public consumption areas.
NEW JERSEY ART TEACHER OVERDOSES ON FENTANYL IN FRONT OF MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS, POLICE SAY
Frank Thompson, 57, was found “unconscious and unresponsive on the classroom floor” on Nov. 29, police said.
N.J. LEGAL WEED MARKET ‘ON A PATH’ TO INCLUDE MORE MINORITIES, THOSE HARMED BY WAR ON DRUGS, OFFICIALS SAY
A small but growing number of people with previous marijuana convictions on Friday received preliminary approval to operate cannabis businesses in New Jersey
MOM WARNS PARENTS AFTER LOSING SON TO FENTANYL: ‘HE COULD HAVE BEEN YOUR CHILD’
Fentanyl is the leading cause of death in adults aged 18 to 45
THIS SPRING BREAK, FENTANYL COULD BE THE NOT-SO-SILENT KILLER
Florida beaches are anticipating the arrival of thousands of college students on spring break over the next few weeks.
FIVE WORKERS SUFFER FENTANYL OVERDOSES AT NJ MALL: OFFICIALS
A good Samaritan, another employee at the upscale shopping center, said he saw one of the women laying on the ground near her car while two others were laying down as well — and said their lips and hands were blue.
ADDICTION TREATMENT EXPERT WILL SOON BE N.J.’S NEW HEALTH COMMISSIONER, MURPHY ANNOUNCES
Gov. Phil Murphy announced Tuesday he will nominate a physician who specializes in addiction treatment and is an expert in child development to lead the New Jersey Department of Health. Kaitlan Baston will leave her position at Cooper University Health Care, where she leads the Division of Addiction Medicine and founded The Cooper Center for Healing, to take the $175,000-a-year state health commissioner’s job. Baston is also an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University.