Carlyn Zwarenstein 
Organ Transplants: Why People Who Use Drugs Rarely Get Them
The perception is widespread: If you have a history of drug use, your chances ...
Neither Snake Oil Nor Silver Bullet: Ibogaine for Opioid Use Disorder
“But as fascinating as the pharmacology of ibogaine [is], it is the chemistry of ...
The Right-Wing Backlash to Harm Reduction in Canada
To harm reductionists in the United States, Canada can sound like a bastion of ...
Environmental Ruin, Aided by Drug War: How Can Defenders Fight Back?
Land use and control, combined with prohibition, is the fundamental motor driving environmental harm ...
How the Global Drug War Threatens Environmental Defenders
The global drug war provides a golden opportunity for land-grabs that trample on human ...
How the Drug War Fosters Devastating Land-Grabs
Few, if any of us, remain unaware of how industries can inflict catastrophic environmental ...
The State of Research on Cannabis as an Opioid “Exit Drug”
It’s legal for adult use in 19 states, two territories and DC, and for ...
The Ways We “Monsterize” Drug Use, Pain and People
[This article is an adapted excerpt from On Opium: Pain, Pleasure, and Other Matters ...
Compassion Clubs Advance Toward Authorization in Vancouver
The headlines suggested that sanctioned heroin clubs were coming imminently to Vancouver, British Columbia. ...
The Price of Saving a Life: Naloxone’s Cost Barrier in the US
When I walk into my local pharmacy to pick up a naloxone kit, I ...
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