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It appears that DEA agents have been employed on non-drug-related investigations for far longer than they were originally authorized.

Online pharmacy operator Truepill, also known as Postmeds, has begun notifying the more than 2.3 million patients affected by the cyberbreach.

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Today every one of the UK’s police forces are customers of Forensic Analytics

The FDA called for treatments for stimulant use disorder. Doctors say current options are limited

“I don’t buy this for a minute,” says former DEA official Jack Riley. “Sinaloa is too heavily invested in fentanyl and its revenue to pull out.”

I moved to New York this year and am embroiled in a Kafkaesque ordeal trying to get my meds filled

A beefy, bald-headed informant known by the Spanish nickname Boliche – bowling ball –is expected to play a key role in the federal trial this month in New York of two veteran U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents charged in a $73,000 bribery conspiracy involving leaked information about ongoing drug investigations

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