What is "Bluetoothing"? Addicts Are Now Injecting Each Other's Blood
A terrifying and stomach-turning new drug trend known as "bluetoothing" has addicts extracting their own drug-laced blood and injecting it into others just to share a high. We break down how this unbelievably dangerous practice is single-handedly fueling a massive HIV emergency in a popular honeymoon destination and why health officials are sounding the alarm.
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