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<p>Open Letter on Pill Testing from Drug Free Australia to; Royal Australasian College of Physicians Royal Australian College of General Practitioners Australasian College for Emergency Medicine Rural Doctors Association of Australia Australian Medical Association Australian Nursing Midwifery Association National Australian Pharmacy Students’ Association Pharmaceutical Society of Australia Forensic and Clinical Toxicology Association Public Health&hellip;&nbsp;<a href="http

<p>POLICING EFFECTIVE WHILE PILL TESTING IS NOT &nbsp; With the first reported medical issues at Festival X in Sydney, Drug Free Australia again extols the success of police in deterring many ecstasy users from putting pills in their mouths. This contrasts with the Canberra pill testing trial last April where not one ecstasy user was&hellip;&nbsp;<a href="https://drugadvisorycouncilaustralia.org.au/policing-effective-while-pill-testing-is-not/" rel="bookmark">Read More &raqu

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<p>While drug legalisation/decriminalisation activists attempt to build the myth that normal amounts of MDMA are not life-threatening, just the opposite is the truth.&nbsp; According to our own Australian coroners’ reports our ecstasy deaths are mostly not due to unknown impurities but due to MDMA either by itself or in combination with other drugs Download PDF</p>

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