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Federal Officials Investigate Online Ketamine Sellers to Curb At-Home Use

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By Betsy McKay Verified, Shalini Ramachandran Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
DEA, FDA probing sales that have led to overuse and death An at-home ketamine therapy kit. Calla Kessler for WSJ The federal government is cracking down on companies that provide ketamine for consumers to take at home, as concerns grow about misuse, adverse effects and deaths. The Drug Enforcement Administration has ongoing multiple investigations into “bad actors” prescribing the powerful mind-altering drug online, according to a person familiar with the probes.
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Federal officials investigate online ketamine sellers to curb at-home use

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By Betsy McKay Verified, Shalini Ramachandran Verified
| MSN Verified
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Serious Chemical Accidents Are Rising in the U.S.—and Getting More Dangerous

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By Shalini Ramachandran Verified, Jaclyn Jeffrey-Wilensky Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
June 19, 2026 11:00 am ET In just the last month, two major chemical incidents rocked communities on the West Coast: A 900,000-gallon tank containing a toxic chemical used to make paper collapsed at a Longview, Wash., plant, killing 11 workers, and a chemical tank belonging to a jet-parts maker in California overheated, forcing the evacuation of more than 40,000 residents from Garden Grove, Calif., a densely populated city near Los Angeles.
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