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Test strips can identify dangerous hidden additives in street drugs and help prevent overdoses. But the Trump administration says federal funds can't be used to provide the strips to drug users.
You fill a glass from the tap, hold it up to the light, and it looks clear. No smell, no color, no obvious sign of anything ...
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Read full article: Off-duty firefighter, bystanders rescue family from sinking car in retention pond. What to do if it happens to you Wildfires in Camden County causes I-95 to close on Wednesday night ...
Public health workers will soon have a new tool at their disposal to thwart a spreading danger to users of illicit drugs: xylazine test strips. The new testing kits will allow health departments, ...
Medicare Part B covers blood sugar test strips for those with diabetes if a doctor prescribes them and you get them from a Medicare-approved supplier. The number of test strips covered by Medicare ...
Test strips can determine within minutes if drugs are laced with fentanyl, a powerful synthetic opioid. RJ Sangosti / MediaNews Group / The Denver Post via Getty Images As overdose deaths from opioids ...
When she goes out, singer-songwriter Kalie Shorr always ensures she’s carrying the basics: wallet, keys—and fentanyl test strips. “When I’m at clubs, people just whip out cocaine—on the dance floor, ...
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