KETAMINE DESTROYING YOUNG LIVES
Ketamine use among 16-24 year-olds has skyrocketed 231% since 2013, with some users left bladder incontinent for life, forced to wear adult nappies due to severe organ damage.
Once seen as a party drug, ketamine is now one of the biggest killers on UK university campuses and a leading cause of kidney failure and psychosis.
Medical experts warn of a growing crisis, with hospital admissions for ketamine-related issues tripling since 2020. Some users report "peeing glass" as their bladders shrink to the size of a marble.
The UK government is considering reclassifying ketamine as a Class A drug, but will it be enough to stop Gen Z’s dangerous new addiction?
Source: Daily Mail
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