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Let Us Pray: The growing problem of addiction to prescription drugs including tramadol | ITV News

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ITV News Calendar’s Ben Turner looks at the growing use in Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire of prescription drugs such as tramadol for non-medical purposes. The use of opioid-based prescription drugs in the region is higher than the UK average.

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