New York City receives 200,000 mental health-related 911 calls each year. In addition to the Emergency Medical Technicians who respond…
Spurred by media panic around a so-called "chemsex crimewave," the United Kingdom's independent drug policy advisors are recommending that people…
Police interactions are associated with higher HIV risks for people who inject drugs, according to new research. An analysis of…
The first-ever randomized clinical trial of psilocybin-assisted therapy for people with a diagnosis of major depressive disorder was published in…
As I wait to interview respiratory physicians in a high-end private medical clinic in Chennai, a sprawling metropolis in the…
On November 17, all 13 Washington, DC Council members voted affirmatively on their first read of the Opioid Overdose Treatment…
In September, when a federal judge ordered that people who are incarcerated could receive pandemic stimulus checks, activist groups rushed…
COVID-19 has transformed the landscape of American life, from the mundane, like how people work and socialize, to the traumatic,…
In the early days of October, Shawn* was detained by police in the city of Mexicali, the capital of Baja…
Throughout the past decade, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) sought to encroach on patients’ privacy by accessing their prescription records…