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  • Freelance Science and Environment Journalist, Freelance
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Super-Potent Synthetic Opioids Spread Across US Amid Fentanyl Crackdown

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By Jonathan Moens Verified
| Bellingcat Verified
This article was co-published with Signal Ohio and STAT. In high school, Ashley Delgado dreamed of becoming a doctor and one day buying her father a Rolls-Royce. “She wanted to heal people,” said her father, James Taylor. She had a high GPA, Taylor added, and did especially well in science and Latin. In her mid-20s, Ashley suffered a leg injury and was prescribed OxyContin.
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Coercive Care: Southern Europe’s Reliance on Elder Restraints

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By Jonathan Moens Verified, Natalie Donback, Joana Ascensão
| UNDARK Verified
Aldo Rebagliati was always good with his hands. At 30, he joined a steel company in Savona, a coastal city in northwestern Italy, helping to build components for trains and airplanes. After taking early retirement in his 50s, Aldo dedicated himself to restoring furniture, fixing old tools, and tending a plot of land where he grew tomatoes, grapes, and olive trees. But his family started to notice changes when Aldo reached his early 70s.
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“Para não chatearem ninguém”: como amarrar idosos faz parte da rotina invisível dos lares

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By Joana Ascensão, Jonathan Moens Verified, Natalie Donback
| Expresso Verified
Quando entrava ao serviço, Filomena (nome fictício) sabia que “estava a ir contra aquilo que era correto”. Começava logo à meia-noite, hora a que fora instituída uma nova norma. “Eu ia acordar os utentes para lhes dar medicação para os pôr a dormir... quando eles já se encontravam a dormir.” Acontecia com cerca de metade dos idosos que habitavam o lar onde trabalhava, no interior norte de Portugal. Não sabia de que medicação se tratava, porque “já vinha preparada”, mas sabia o porquê.
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