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INDIANAPOLIS — There are new tools to help deal with the growing prevalence of xylazine in Indiana. There’s a new law and test strips, a year after
A growing number of drug dealers started mixing xylazine with fentanyl, cocaine, and other illicit substances to extend a user’s high.. The next year, the Marion County Health Department told 13 Investigates they were treating people with gruesome sores caused by the drugs.The department tracks the drug's prevalence by testing returned needles through its safe syringe exchange program. In January 2023, it reported finding xylazine in 55% of the needles it tested.
Many times, people don't know they're taking xylazine. Now there are new test strips that let people test their own drugs for the tranquilizer.Indiana lawmakers pass bill that makes possession of Xylazine a crime
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