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Canada:Addicts at risk in drug scheme

`Is this going to kill me' patient asks shortly before dying from overdose
Pharmacist says his methadone program is both legal and necessary

Feb. 16, 2006.
JESSICA LEEDER AND KEVIN DONOVAN
TOR.STAR STAFF REPORTERS
Thousands of addicts in a government-sanctioned treatment program are being put at risk by pharmacists who provide drugs in a scheme the Ontario College of Pharmacists describes as "disgraceful" and "unprofessional."
Article: Addicts at risk