People Who Inject Drugs and Harm Reduction: a Global Perspective
Approximately 15 million people inject drugs, according to the best available evidence—equivalent to three ...
Why Indigenous Protesters Stopped a Global Psychedelic Conference
Early this summer, the Psychedelic Science conference brought 12,000 people to Denver, Colorado, to ...
“Stop Cop City” Question Now Likely to Be on Atlanta Ballot in November
Organizers have gathered enough signatures to put a deeply divisive plan for a new ...
Surge in Adult Vaping Underlines Our Harm Reduction Priorities
While youth vaping continues to dominate news headlines, adults who use vapes have been ...
DeSantis Removal of Elected Reform Prosecutor Signals New Normal
State Attorney Monique Worrell of Orlando, Florida, has not been radical, or even close. ...
Lawsuit Casts Doubt on New York’s Cannabis Social Equity Program
A lawsuit against New York State has thrown the future of its cannabis social ...
Re-Queering Harm Reduction Means Reclaiming Its Grassroots Spirit
When the harm reduction movement emerged, survival was front of mind: Policymakers were leaving drug ...
How We Clean Knife Wounds in Prison, Without Going to Medical
[Read Part 1 of this story here] Fighting is a fact of life in ...
Cannabis “Significantly” Associated With Lower Unregulated Opioid Use
A new federally funded study has found that marijuana is “significantly” associated with reduced ...
Flavor Advice Boosts Chances of Switching From Cigarettes to Vapes
People are more likely to quit smoking through vapes if they receive help in ...
