Scott Cam had no idea one of his contestants on The Block was a mate of an alleged big-time drug baron until he saw it on the news.
NRL player turned tradie Omar Slaimankhel was in the car with accused kingpin Mostafa Baluch when he cut off his ankle monitor before going on the run last year.
His escape sparked one Australia’s biggest manhunts until he was caught 16 days later trying to sneak into Queensland from NSW.
Mr Slaimankhel,
Four days after recovering from a COVID-19 infection, President Joe Biden has tested positive again. When he first got sick, Biden—like more than one-third of the Americans who have tested positive for COVID-19 this summer, according to the U.S. government’s public records—was prescribed Paxlovid, an antiviral pill treatment made by Pfizer. Like many Paxlovid takers, he soon tested negative and resumed his normal activities. And then, like many Paxlovid takers, his infection came right back. (Biden does not currently have
MANCHESTER, N.H. — During a recent interview here, Dr. Rahul Gupta, President Biden’s drug czar, appeared to be on the verge of supporting a radical shift in U.S. drug control policy.
Asked for his views on supervised consumption sites, where users bring their own drugs to take under the supervision of trained workers in case they overdose — a concept accepted in Canada and Europe but still technically illegal in the United States under federal law — Dr. Gupta’s eyes
Hardcore drug ‘ice’ has shaken off its ‘bogan coke’ tag to become a party-night high for the young, rich and respectable as Australia is named a crystal meth capital of the world.
A blockbuster new report found Australia has the highest meth use out of 25 countries in Europe, Asia and Oceania, with Sydney and Perth the biggest hotspots.
Experts have warned the scourge of once-taboo methamphetamine is now gripping all levels of society – and is just a text,
The first data on Paxlovid, out last November, hinted that the COVID antiviral would cut the risk of hospitalization and death by 89 percent. Pundits called the drug “a monster breakthrough,” “miraculous,” and “the biggest advance in the pandemic since the vaccines.” “Today’s news is a real game-changer,” said Albert Bourla, the CEO of Pfizer, which makes the drug. The pills are “a game changer,” President Joe Biden repeated a few months later.
Now, finally, the game is being changed.
The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new drug for monkeypox treatment, as cases of the rare virus has now been detected in 11 countries, including the U.S. and the UK.
SIGA Technologies, based in New York City, announced Friday morning it had received the regulatory green light for an IV formulation of TPOXX, a smallpox drug that was already available in oral form.
The company notes that in Europe, the drug is officially approved as a monkeypox treatment,
Britain’s current drug shortages are partly being fuelled by EU red tape that blocks pharmacies from sharing in-stock medicines.
Industry bodies want No10 to ditch the rule so they can trade medications and help end the ‘postcode lottery’ for HRT, blood pressure drugs, antibiotics, and dozens of other medications plagued by supply issues, MailOnline can reveal.
Pharmacies were once allowed to sell up to 5 per cent of their stock to other stores without needing a special licence that costs
*Entsprechend der Nationales Institut für Drogenmissbrauch, synthetische Opioide sind heute die am häufigsten verwendeten Drogen in den Vereinigten Staaten. Im Jahr 2017 wurden fast 60 Prozent der Opioid-Überdosis durch Fentanyl verursacht – verglichen mit nur 14,3 Prozent im Jahr 2003.
Oftmals werden bestimmte soziale Übel absichtlich übertrieben, um die Leute dazu zu bringen, sich zu fügen, aber Fentanyl ist genau das, was sie sagten, der fleischgewordene Tod.
Kürzlich hatte EURweb die Gelegenheit, diese anhaltende Geißel sowie die
As a keen gardener, Steve Moore would have liked to spend his Sunday afternoons mowing the lawn.
But this task has to be done by his wife Abi, 45, a commercial director, because his hay fever is so severe he can’t even go outside when his neighbours are cutting the grass, let alone do the job himself.
‘Within minutes my eyes are red and streaming,’ says Steve, 47, an operations director from Epsom in Surrey.
‘I’ve had bad hay fever
