Inside Rikers Island: A Social Worker’s Hellish Account
To understand the hell we call Rikers Island, there’s no one better to ask ...
Nicotine 101: The Truth About What It Is and What it Does
In July 2017, an announcement by the FDA declared that the agency “places nicotine, ...
Investigation: Where Are Naloxone Confiscations Happening the Most?
[The map above shows naloxone providers’ reports of whether naloxone confiscations from local clients ...
Dietary Supplement? Or Drug? The Kratom Regulation Debate
Is kratom a plant (Mitragyna speciosa)—originating in Southeast Asia and long used in traditional ...
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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.
Will Women of Color Leading Nonprofits Drive Deeper Equity?
The reign of the middle-aged white man is over,” declared House of Cards President Claire Underwood in a steely-eyed ...
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 ...
