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What can Boomtown 2025 teach us about responding to drug use?

Summary by drugscience.org.uk
In 2013 Wendy Teasdill’s daughter, Ellie Rowe, died at Boomtown festival as a result of taking a combination of ketamine and alcohol. Neither were taken in excess but the combination was fatal. She did not know what she was doing.
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What can Boomtown 2025 teach us about responding to drug use?

In 2013 Wendy Teasdill’s daughter, Ellie Rowe, died at Boomtown festival as a result of taking a combination of ketamine and alcohol. Neither were taken in excess but the combination was fatal. She did not know what she was doing.

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drugscience.org.uk broke the news on Monday, September 8, 2025.
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