"Deadly 'Zombie' Drug Containing Human Bones Sweeps West Africa"

A new drug called "kush" is causing a crisis in West Africa, with around a million people addicted and a dozen deaths per week. The drug, rumored to contain ground-up human bones, is a mixture of cannabis, fentanyl, tramadol, formalin, and formaldehyde. Users exhibit violent behavior and self-harm, leading to an overwhelmed psychiatric hospital in Sierra Leone. While the rumor of human bones in the drug is likely unfounded, it has led to grave robbing and desecration of over 1,000 graves in the region.