Struggling to Compete with Fentanyl, Mexico’s Poppy Farmers Ask for Legalization
Gonzalo Hernandez* first heard the word “fentanyl” about two years ago. Hernandez, who lives ...
Philadelphia Cracks Down on Encampment, Creates More Suffering
Just after 5 am on January 31, a small army of police, city officials ...
Incarcerated Women Who Use Drugs Find Ways to Care for One Another
Faced with the inherent harms of drug prohibition, people who use opioids find ways ...
Stop Chasing Amy Klobuchar for President Without Looking at Her Record
Kamala Harris recently made headlines for throwing her hat into the ring of 2020 ...
“Exhilarating”—The Life of a Career Drug Dealer Illustrates Hard Truths
Casper has lived a life out straight out of Pulp Fiction. Over a 26-year ...
Don’t Block Smokers From Becoming Smoke-Free by Banning Flavored Vapes
[The following is based on testimony to be delivered by Dr. Abrams before the ...
Correctional Phone Service Collects Biometric Data of People Who Talk With Prisoners–And Shares It With Law Enforcement
Phone and video calls between incarcerated people and those on the outside are never ...
Rise of Heat-Not-Burn Products Coincides With Decrease in Cigarette Sales
Last year, an increase in heat-not-burn (HNB) electronic tobacco product sales in South Korea ...
Sex, Heroin and Survivor’s Trauma Are Interlinked for Many Women
The first time I had sex after ending my abusive relationship in 2008, I ...
The Frankfurt Resolution of 1990 Still Inspires City-Level Drug Policy Reforms
Nearly 30 years ago, a group of European cities signed a groundbreaking drug policy ...
