Punny_Pete hvis du læser kommentarerne til artiklen, så er det nemt at tænke at det nok nærmere skyldes at Svenskerne generelt er snotdumme og ikke kan finde ud af noget med nu mindre mor-stat har fortalt dem hvordan.

Et bar timers ophold på http://www.bra.se sammenholdt med data fra http://www.dst.dk overbeviste mig om at Svenskerne på ingen måde ligner Danskerne

Et bar timers ophold på http://www.bra.se sammenholdt med data fra http://www.dst.dk overbeviste mig om at Svenskerne på ingen måde ligner Danskerne

Tjek lige eb.dk's kommentarer i et par narkorelaterede artikler og fortæl mig om du synes danskerne virker klogere

Nogen der kan huske URL'en til det svenske site som omhandler bl.a. RCs

Det er da også et nyt link som intet har med det første hvor det ar kommentarerne til artiklen man kunne konkludere udfra at svenskerne er snotdumme

https://www.flashback.org/ ?

Kan det være pga. det langsomme onset (2 timer) at folk redosere voldsomt og dør af overdosering?

Deaths associated with new designer drug 5-IT
BMJ 2012; 345 doi: 10.1136/bmj.e5625 (Published 24 August 2012) Cite this as: BMJ 2012;345:e5625
L Nitin Seetohul, lecturer in forensic toxicology1, Peter D Maskell, lecturer in forensic toxicology1, Giorgia De Paoli, lecturer in forensic toxicology1, Derrick J Pounder, professor of forensic medicine1

Author Affiliations
l.n.seetohul@dundee.ac.uk

5-IT or 5-API is the common name for a newly emerging designer drug.1 It is a positional isomer of the tryptamine drug α-methyltryptamine and has the chemical structure (1H-indol-5-yl)propan-2-amine. Currently not controlled in Europe, it is covered, however, by the federal analogue acts in the USA2 and Australia.3

Very little is known about the acute or chronic effects of 5-IT. An oral dose of 20 milligrams is said to produce long lived stimulant effects, including increased heart rate, anorexia, diuresis, and slight hyperthermia for about 12 hours.4

Recently we identified 5-IT in postmortem blood samples of two young adults. The substance was found in combination with other drugs in one case. In the other, 5-APB/6-APB (a designer drug similar in some respects to the chemical structure of 3,4-methylenedioxyamphetamine (MDA)) was also found. The National Board of Forensic Medicine in Sweden has recently identified the drug in 14 deaths and 5-IT was said to be the direct cause of death in two of these cases.5

5-IT is inexpensive, easily available online as a so called research chemical and therefore has the potential for becoming a replacement for other recently banned designer drugs. The medical community should be aware of both the availability and use of 5-IT within the UK. The drug needs to be banned, but again regulatory control in the UK will be chasing designer drug innovation.
Notes

Cite this as: BMJ 2012;345:e5625
Footnotes

Competing interests: None declared.
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↵Australasian Legal Information Institute. Criminal Code Act 1995. www.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/download.cgi ... cca1995115.
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↵The Swedish National Institute of Public Health. Folkhälsoinstitutet föreslår förbud för ny livsfarlig nätdrog. 26 July 2012. www.fhi.se/Aktuellt/Nyheter/Folkhalsoin ... ig-natdrog.