What is bluetoothing? Dangerous new drug trend that may be driving a global HIV surge

A growing trend of injecting the blood of other drug users to get a quick high, a practice called “bluetoothing”, has been ...
ZME Science on MSN

Inside the Terrifying Rise of “Bluetoothing” Where Drug Users Inject Each Other’s Blood

Public health officials call it “bluetoothing.” Others know it as “flashblooding” or “hotspotting.” It works like this: one ...
The Roanoke Times

In TV interview, Lamarre discusses drug overdose

In his first tell-all TV interview, former WSLS (Channel 10) meteorologist Marc Lamarre wouldn't confirm or deny using heroin that caused him to have a near-fatal overdose on the evening of Feb. 2.
Marijuana Moment

Medical Marijuana Effectively Treats Chronic Pain And Helps Patients Reduce Prescription Drug Use, Survey Shows

Medical marijuana patients with chronic pain overwhelmingly agree the cannabis is an effective, long-term treatment ...
Buffalo News

HEROIN FINDS NEW LIFE THE STREET DRUG ONCE TABOO FOR CASUAL DRUG USERS IS MAKING A RESURGENCE, ENSNARING VICTIMS FROM EVERY LEVEL OF SOCIETY ...

Don't tell that to Vincent Hemming, Wyoming County assistant district attorney. The DA's office brought charges last week against two men in connection with the heroin overdose of 22-year-old Andrew ...