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 ...
Harm Reduction “Satellite Sites” Are a Powerful, Underutilized Model
People who use drugs have been taking care of each other ever since people ...
How Prisons Are Blocking Incarcerated People’s Stimulus Checks
In September, when a federal judge ordered that people who are incarcerated could receive ...
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 ...
My Husband Invented Naloxone, My Son Died of Overdose. Oregon Gives Me Hope.
On election day, voters in Oregon took a decisive and important step to stemming the tide ...
Safe Consumption Sites Could Save $4 Million Per Major US City Annually
A new report assessing nearly 50 studies on safe consumption sites (SCS) worldwide adds ...
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’ ...
