Misinformation about illicit drugs is spreading on social media – and the consequences could be dangerous

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By The ConversationOct 10, 2020, 10:00 am396 pts
We're all familiar with the term “fake news” and have probably witnessed the speed at which these stories can circulate on social media. Fake news stories can be about almost any topic, but increasingly misinformation about illicit drugs is becoming common. But the consequences of such false information can…

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