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Mexico Leads Efforts Against Fentanyl: The Week in Health

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Perla Velasco By Perla Velasco | Journalist & Industry Analyst - Fri, 12/29/2023 - 14:55

Mexico, United States, and Canada created the Trilateral Fentanyl Committee to generate solutions for the fentanyl crisis that affects the countries. The committee will hold its first in-person meeting in Mexico in 2024.

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Mexico to Host the Trilateral Fentanyl Committee in 2024

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