A bitter pill to swallow: the rising use of street valium in Scotland

A bitter pill to swallow: the rising use of street valium in Scotland 'It's been nearly a year since he died and I still can't believe it doctor.'All I could do was listen to the mother in front of me who cried heavy, angry, tormented tears.Her grief was palpable and etched on her face, which had aged significantly since our last consultation.*

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British Journal of General Practice
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2024-09-26
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https://doi.org/10.3399/bjgp24x739557
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Irish and British Studies
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A bitter pill to swallow: the rising use of street valium in Scotland

P. W. McNamara, Yoosuf Ibrahim
British Journal of General Practice
Irish and British Studies
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A bitter pill to swallow: the rising use of street valium in Scotland

P. W. McNamara, Yoosuf Ibrahim
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Abstract

A bitter pill to swallow: the rising use of street valium in Scotland 'It's been nearly a year since he died and I still can't believe it doctor.'All I could do was listen to the mother in front of me who cried heavy, angry, tormented tears.Her grief was palpable and etched on her face, which had aged significantly since our last consultation.*

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