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A laboratory at the US National Institutes of Health Clinical Research Center. Scientific context; this is not Hospital Clínic’s laboratory.

Health/Spain

Hospital Clínic outlines its laboratory approach to suspected drug-facilitated assault

The Biomedical Diagnostic Centre outlines how it combines analytical methods when drug-facilitated assault is suspected. The Hospital Clínic announcement, part of its Flash CDB educational series, describes using GC/MS alongside LC-MS/MS to broaden the detection and measurement of substances that may be involved.

Hospital Clínic — Centro de Diagnóstico Biomédico·Original date: 29 Jun 2026

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Urine specimen container held in someone’s hands. Stock photograph, not the specific Project Alliance kit.

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Health/United Kingdom

Nottinghamshire extends a spiking-testing pilot through the World Cup

Project Alliance offered collection of kits from participating healthcare sites. Police announced that a pilot launched in March would continue until 31 July 2026. They had received 42 reports since its launch.

Nottinghamshire Police·Original date: 8 Jun 2026

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Hospital corridor photographed in Pedernales, Dominican Republic. Healthcare context; it is not one of the hospitals or cases in the Spanish survey.

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Health/Spain

Specialists call for more consistent care after suspected drug-facilitated assault

A professional survey identifies difficulties with coordination, testing and follow-up after suspected drug-facilitated assault. Forty-two doctors from 13 Spanish regions responded between May and June 2025. The Emergencias article uses their responses to discuss improvements in hospital care.

Emergencias — SEMES·Original date: 16 Mar 2026

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