Nobody latched harder onto the idea that bath salts are a demon drug than Manuel ... "How many more people need to die to get this epidemic under control?" But Maroño's research seems to have ...

ABILENE, Texas - Emergency room physicians have seen a major increase in the number of people abusing the drug known as "bath salts," Hendrick Medical Center said Thursday. ER physician Henry ...

Bath salts, intended for a soak in the tub, are being used as a hallucinogenic drug, police said. "We are seeing an epidemic of this," says Christina Matts, emergency room doctor at Northridge ...

Cheap to buy and easy to find, the stimulant is leading to delusions and deaths across the U.S.

The bath-salts epidemic peaked in June 2011, when more than 140 people high on bath salts showed up in Ohio hospitals, according to the Central Ohio Poison Center. That was when bath salts were as ...

“Bath Salts” is the nickname for a type of designer ... No. There is only one drug epidemic in the United States: the abuse of oxycodone-based prescription pain pills. There were more overdose ...

Law enforcement officials refer to the drugs collectively as "bath salts," though they have nothing ... or crack houses in America's latest drug epidemic. The problem involves potent substances ...

The Governor called the use of bath salts a “scary epidemic” after he signed the measure in Dover. “This is where public safety and law enforcement meet science and public policy,” said ...

That needs to change, police say. CHECK IT OUT: Area doctors weigh in on bath salts epidemic. The Madison County Sheriff's Department, which oversees both road patrol and correctional divisions ...

"This is an epidemic," Giannotta said of the rising prevalence in use of "bath salts" and other manufactured narcotics in the Auburn area. "We are dealing with this multiple times a day.

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In his 33 years in law enforcement, Wilkes-Barre police Chief Gerard Dessoye said he never saw two people “as high” as the women arrested Monday for a police chase after an alleged binge on ...