The drugs or toxins that are most frequently involved in overdose and death (grouped by ICD-10): * Acute alcohol intoxication (F10) * Ethyl alcohol * Methanol poisoning * Ethylene glycol poisoning * Opioid overdose (F11) * Among sedative-hypnotics (F13) * Barbiturate overdose (T42.3) * Benzodiazepine overdose (T42.4) * Uncategorized sedative-hypnotics (T42.6) * Ethchlorvynol (Placidyl) * GHB * Glutethimide (Doriden) * Methaqualone * Ketamine (T41.2) * Among stimulants (F14-F15) * Cocaine overdose (T40.5) * Amphetamine overdose (T43.6) * Methamphetamine overdose (T43.6) * Among tobacco (F17) * Nicotine poisoning (T65.2) * Among poly drug<unk>  (F19) * Drug "cocktails" (speedballs) * Medications * Aspirin poisoning (T39.0) * Paracetamol poisoning (Alone or mixed with oxycodone) * Paracetamol toxicity (T39.1) * Tricyclic antidepressant overdose (T43.0) * Vitamin poisoning * Pesticide poisoning (T60) * Organophosphate poisoning * DDT * Inhalants * Lithium toxicity Added flavoring Masking undesired taste may impair judgement of the potency, which is a factor in overdosing. For example, lean is usually create a drinkable mixture, the cough syrup is combined with soft drinks, especially fruit-flavored drinks such as Sprite, Mountain Dew or Fanta, and is typically served in a foam cup. A hard candy, usually a Jolly Rancher, may be added to give the mixture a sweeter flavor.
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