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Almost 80 Percent of Heroin Users in Boston, Baltimore Would Visit Safe Consumption Sites
A large majority of people who use opioids in three coastal cities would utilize ...
Overdoses Are Deadliest Within First Few Months Out of Delaware Prisons
In 2018, Delaware had the sixth highest number of overdose deaths in the country, ...
Why No Human Rights Section in 2019 UNODC World Drug Report?
Worldwide, more than half a million of people died from, or in relation to, ...
FDA Cracks Down on Marketing of Kratom to People With Opioid Use Disorder
In the past year, a debate has intensified over how kratom—a plant with mild ...
Dual Use of Vapes and Cigarettes—Harmful or Harm Reduction?
Mixing use of vapes and combustible cigarettes, known as “dual use,” is seen as ...
Since 1999, Indigenous Women Have Faced Highest US Increase in Suicides
On June 20, the United States Center for Disease Control and Prevention published an ...
Could Ending Asset Forfeiture Be a First Step Towards Reparations?
Coinciding with Juneteenth, a day honoring the emancipation of enslaved peoples, Congress held the ...
NYC Syringe Programs Successfully Serving the Most Vulnerable New Yorkers
New York City’s syringe service programs (SSPs) are successfully getting harm reduction resources into ...
Why Is Harm Reduction for Queer Meth Users So Understudied?
It’s no secret that the US harm reduction movement prioritizes opioids and the people ...
NYC Defenders: District Attorneys Breaking Their Promises to End Marijuana Prosecutions
On June 11, New York City public defenders released data demonstrating that district attorneys ...
