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Indian Health Service’s OD-Vulnerable Patients Aren’t Getting Naloxone
The federal health agency serving federally recognized tribal members achieved its goal of reducing ...
States Squander Opportunity of Billions of Dollars in Federal Treatment Grants
The overdose crisis is claiming a historic number of lives almost every year in ...
Prisons in Four States Likely to Vaccinate Officers, But Not Prisoners
On December 10, a promising COVID-19 vaccine is in the final stage of review ...
California’s Struggle for Safe Consumption Spaces Moves Forward
In California, the grassroots-led struggle for safe consumption spaces has taken a big step ...
“Wasp Dope”—Under Prohibition, Insecticide Becomes Meth Replacement
In Appalachian Kentucky, drug users’ difficulty accessing unregulated markets may be driving the uptake ...
Watch: How Unhoused, HIV+ Queer People Resisted NYC Gentrification in the ’90s
As New York City Mayor Rudolph Guliani’s gentrifying assault on the gay West Village ...
Saving Lives or “Promoting” Use? Judges to Decide Safehouse’s Purpose—And Future
The future of what could be the United States’ first legal safe consumption site ...
How the US Facilitates Philippines’ Mass Drug Prosecutions
The United States is implicated in the Philippines’ violent drug war, revamped by in ...
Could Philly’s New 911 Mental Health Response Program Have Saved Walter Wallace’s Life?
A little over two weeks after the City of Philadelphia announced progress on a ...
Study: Vaping Looks Like a Gateway Out of—Not Into—Smoking
In the United States, federal agencies and private organizations have pushed the narrative that ...
