Intersections + Injustice
A Hugely Promising Study of Psilocybin Treatment for Depression
The first-ever randomized clinical trial of psilocybin-assisted therapy for people with a diagnosis of ...
The Price of Silence: Women, Tobacco and Clinical Gaps in India
As I wait to interview respiratory physicians in a high-end private medical clinic in ...
Paraphernalia Decrim Advances in DC—Just Not for Drug Sellers
On November 17, all 13 Washington, DC Council members voted affirmatively on their first ...
How Prisons Are Blocking Incarcerated People’s Stimulus Checks
In September, when a federal judge ordered that people who are incarcerated could receive ...
Pretrial Justice Reforms Do Not Reduce Public Safety, Report Confirms
COVID-19 has transformed the landscape of American life, from the mundane, like how people ...
My Friend Was Abducted Into Forced Addiction Treatment in Mexico
In the early days of October, Shawn* was detained by police in the city ...
DEA Wants to Surveil Patients. Trans Men Stopped Them Once Before.
Throughout the past decade, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) sought to encroach on patients’ ...
In NYC Federal Jail, Medical Requests Go Unanswered for Months During Pandemic
At a New York City federal prison that’s recorded relatively few confirmed cases of ...
How the US Facilitates Philippines’ Mass Drug Prosecutions
The United States is implicated in the Philippines’ violent drug war, revamped by in ...
DEA Pursues Vast Expansion of Patient Surveillance
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is looking to expand its anti-diversion surveillance infrastructure by ...
