2 individuals in NSW, Australia died from heroin overdoses mistaken for cocaine; NSW Health warns of misidentified street drugs and advises carrying naloxone.
Two individuals in New South Wales (NSW), Australia, have died from heroin overdoses after mistakenly believing they were consuming cocaine. Four overdose cases have been reported, prompting health officials to warn about the dangers of misidentified street drugs. NSW Health urges the public to recognize opioid overdose signs and carry naloxone, which can reverse overdoses, as heroin may be mixed with other substances like cocaine and MDMA, posing significant risks.
September 13, 2024
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