The number of deaths involving so-called legal highs were at their highest level in five years in the East Midlands ahead of new laws coming into force this year.There were 13 deaths registered in 2015 in the East Midlands where the cause of death was drug-related and a 'legal high', otherwise known as a new psychoactive substance, was mentioned on the death certificate.This was 117 percent higher than the six deaths recorded in 2014, and up from one in 2011.But this July, the Psychoactive...
