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Animal tranquilizer added to street opioids is complicating overdose reversals and detox (opens the original)
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Drug dealers have been cutting a type of veterinary tranquilizer into opioids such as fentanyl. The drug is complicating efforts to prevent overdoses and detoxify drug users because people can get addicted without even knowing it. Medetomidine is a veterinary tranquilizer that drug dealers are now cutting into more expensive opioids to maximize profits, and add a little extra kick to the opioid’s effects. Ashley Charzuk, executive director of the New Mexico Harm Reduction Collaborative, said par
Let's talk behavioral health reform (opens the original)
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The legislature passed the Behavioral Health Reform and Investment act last year with broad bipartisan support. Now, as the state tries to implement that change, there have been a few problems and increasing criticism. This week we talk to the people at the center of it all, ans we ant to hear your two cents.
New report digs into whether state investments in kids are paying off (opens the original)
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New Mexico has made some major investments aimed at improving the lives of kids around the state. Just this year the legislature passed and the governor signed into law free universal childcare, which came a year after creating a trust fund specifically dedicated to early childhood. But a new report from New Mexico Voices for Children takes a deeper look at whether or not any of those are actually making a difference on a day-to-day level. They call it the Children's Roadmap. The report brings t
Cannabis retailers say a new state mandated system is losing them tens of thousands of dollars (opens the original)
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Cannabis businesses across the state say they’re frustrated with the transition to a new tracking system mandated by regulators because it’s causing them to lose money. The state tracks all cannabis products from when the seed is planted until it’s sold. The new system is called New Mexico Seed to Sale, or NMS2S, which was developed locally. But several retailers have had a host of technical issues since it went live on Tuesday. For example, Matt Kennicott, executive director of the New Mexico C
Judge puts cannabis industry’s hopes on hold in legal challenge to new tracking system (opens the original)
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A new tracking system for cannabis businesses in New Mexico went live Tuesday, even though owners have sought to delay the start because they say it is unproven and has already hurt their operations. A district court judge issued a continuance Monday in a legal challenge to the system, putting the industry’s hopes of stopping its rollout on hold — at least for now. A group of cannabis businesses filed a preliminary injunction and temporary restraining order on August 21st against the state’s Reg
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