Experts warn about synthetic opioids mislabeled as kratom following Ole Miss student deaths
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What happenedAfter a potent kratom-type product was found near two students who died, narcotics agents traced the packages to two convenience stores. Two men have been arrested.
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CenterExperts warn about synthetic opioids mislabeled as kratom following Ole Miss student deaths
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Experts warn about synthetic opioids mislabeled as kratom following Ole Miss student deaths
After a potent kratom-type product was found near two students who died, narcotics agents traced the packages to two convenience stores. Two men have been arrested.
