Confidentiality for Patients With Substance Use Disorders Is Under Threat
When patients seek treatment for substance use disorders (SUDs)—in a society that stigmatizes and ...
If Staten Island Has a Drug Problem, DA McMahon Is Its Enabler
New York City’s “Forgotten Borough” may be an island just five miles south of ...
The Haunting Memorials of Philly’s Drug Wars Have Much to Teach Us
Three weeks before Christmas, a car made its way slowly up Howard Street, a ...
A Harm Reduction Guide for Parents of Teens Who Vape
The panic around teenagers who vape was ratcheted up a level last month, when ...
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- Chemsex First Aid Is Part of Queer Men’s Long History of Activism
- Dem Donor Ed Buck Accused of Exploiting Black Gay Men in “Slave Play” After Two OD Deaths at His Home
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- Dispatches: By Christopher Moraff
This original Filter video features a courageous Philippines harm reduction organization working in the context of President Rodrigo Duterte’s murderous drug war.
“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.
An original Filter interview with Dr. Riccardo Polosa, professor of Internal Medicine at the University of Catania, Italy, and a world-renowned researcher into tobacco harm reduction.
We Need to Talk About Benzodiazepines—Including Their Use in Drug Combinations
Opioids like heroin and fentanyl have grabbed the media and legislative spotlight—from soaring overdose fatalities to the misguided prescription restrictions ...
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 ...
