Safer Drinking During Desperate Times
We are all doing our best to adjust to the new “normal” in the ...
The Coronavirus Information Gap for Marginalized People
For those of us connected to technology, it’s hard to imagine not having continual ...
Caged People Expected to Keep Calm and Carry On Amid COVID-19
Jails and prisons are the next “country” to get COVID-19, with the infection timeline ...
Being a Smoker or Vaper in the Time of COVID-19
During a recent walk outside of the confines of my COVID-19 quarantine in Baltimore, ...
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- SUD Patients’ Confidentiality a Quiet Victim of the CARES Act
- Court Reins In Social Workers’ Power in Drug-War Child Removals
- Pandemic Puts the Brakes on the Psychedelic Decriminalization Movement
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- SAMHSA’s Absurd Criteria for Identifying “Stable” Methadone Patients
- Dispatches: By Christopher Moraff
In “It Just Starts All Over Again,”Filter interviews patients and staff at a methadone clinic, as well as drug policy expert Deborah Smalls. Why can’t access to this lifesaving medication be improved?.
Filter speaks with harm reduction activists in the Philippines, who work in the face of President Duterte’s murderous drug war.
“Nicotine Hunger,” an original Filter video, features Louise Ross, a pioneering British harm reductionist whose work includes introducing vaping to smokers in a mental health hospital.
It Took a Pandemic to Improve Some People’s Access to Opioid Addiction Meds
“I’m great! I’m having so much fun!” Bill Kinkle tells me on the phone. His happiness is jarring. After hours ...
A Scientist Persuaded Italy to Exempt Vape Shops From COVID-19 Lockdown
Italy has seen the worst outbreak of COVID-19 outside of China, after cases first appeared in the Lombardy region ...
