Hse warning after psychoactive substance leaves teenager critical
The HSE is warning against the use of party drug 2CB, which has reportedly left an 18-year-old in a critical condition in hospital in Cork. A number of others were treated in hospital after apparently taking the psychoactive pill at a house in the city in the early hours of yesterday morning. Dr Eamon Keenan is the HSE National Clinical Lead for Addiction Services. He says 2CB has a significant effect on those who take it. "It's for all intense and purposes a stimulant drug - much like amphetamine - but the side effects from it are horrendous" he said. "It's taken by young people at parties; it's got aphrodisiac effects and indeed it can cause very serve hallucinations - both auditory and visual" he added.
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