| Hans-Günter Meyer-Thompson | Opioide
Desomorphine. How a flesh-eating drug containing paint thinner and phosphorous is causing a global crisis
Desomorphine. How a flesh-eating drug containing paint thinner and phosphorous is causing a global crisis
Desomorphine has been in the news a lot lately. Never heard of it? That’s quite possible. But you may well have heard its street name: “Krokodil”. However you know it, it’s a cheap substitute for heroin that has been widely branded as a “flesh-eating zombie drug” – and it’s bad news. (The Independent, UK, 13.11.2018)