Legal highs still a danger
DRUG users are using 'legal highs' in the mistaken belief they are not harmful.
Doctors and drug agencies in Swansea have issued health warnings about new and emerging drugs, developed to keep one step ahead of the law.
Their warnings come amid increasing concerns about use of "meow meow" in Swansea, which was itself legal until two years ago.
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Comments
by geoboy01
Sunday, October 07 2012, 9:15AM
“bumped into an old mate and his partner in town friday morning
he said his youngest child had got addicted to meow,he only found the truth when he took them to the doctor with signs of anxiety and palpatation,the child said the drug is freely availiable anywhere!”
by formulafreddy
Sunday, October 07 2012, 5:58AM
“Stupid article. Methadrone, or what the media calls "meow meow" is not a "legal high". It's a class-B so-called "controlled" substance.”