My Relationships With Drugs Vary Wildly: We Must Recognize Spectrums
For the last 14 years I have bounced around nearly every part of the ...
Exclusive Investigation: The Power and Prejudice of DAs on Drugs
Public opinion is souring on the criminalization of drug use. But what prevents this ...
In Healthcare, Urine Screens for Drugs Are Routinely Used to Justify Cruelty
Jed* is 42, with an athletic build, a finely striped button-down and soft, worried ...
Cops in Harm Reduction: An Insult? Or Incremental Positive Change?
Peter Sadler looked like a lost member of the Beastie Boys, but as soon ...
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A Filter Column
“It Just Starts All Over Again,” an original Filter video by Helen Redmond, takes us inside a methadone clinic—and the problems with the system.
This short documentary, created by Filter editor Helen Redmond, portrays people with a psychiatric diagnosis who smoke.
An interview with Dr. Riccardo Polosa, a professor of Internal Medicine at the University of Catania, Italy, and a world-renowned researcher into tobacco harm reduction.
Deep Systemic Change: My 10 Steps to Transform Addiction Treatment
As panel after summit after commission after white paper is put forward claiming to solve the overdose crisis, you’d think ...
