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Xylazine, an animal tranquilizer in street fentanyl, increases risks for pregnant women and newborns, with tests rising from 0% to 100% in seven months.
Xylazine, an animal tranquilizer mixed into street fentanyl, poses severe risks to pregnant women and newborns.
It causes slow-healing skin lesions and is more addictive than fentanyl or heroin, complicating recovery efforts for pregnant users.
A study from the University of Washington in St. Louis revealed xylazine-positive tests among opioid-addicted maternity patients rose from 0% to 100% within seven months.
Public health experts stress the need for more research on its impacts.
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Xylazina, un tranquilizante animal en fentanilo callejero, aumenta los riesgos para las mujeres embarazadas y los recién nacidos, con pruebas que aumentan del 0% al 100% en siete meses.