Researchers suspect opioid addicts have found a new route to drugs: their pets

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Researchers suspect opioid addicts have found a new route to drugs: their pets
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“As we are seeing the opioid epidemic press on, we are identifying over avenues of possible human consumption and misuse,’ Jeanmarie Perrone of Penn Medicine told The Philadelphia Inquirer on Friday.

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