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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The numbers in the article show that 77% of deaths were from benzodiazepines which are prescription drugs as far as I know but I stand to be corrected.
It doesn't say how many of those deaths were ruled to be accidental but mixing with alcohol can be fatal.
In any case it's not good - the USA has a similar problem with prescription opioids.
It doesn't say how many of those deaths were ruled to be accidental but mixing with alcohol can be fatal.
In any case it's not good - the USA has a similar problem with prescription opioids.
Benzos are prescription only but it's much easier to get them from your local drug dealer. This is from 2018 https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /news/h ealth-4 2810148
And from 2020 with particular reference to Scotland https:/ /www.nh sinform .scot/h ealthy- living/ drugs-a nd-drug -use/co mmon-dr ugs/ben zodiaze pines-b enzos-d iazepam -valium
And from 2020 with particular reference to Scotland https:/