Alzheimer’s Drug Approval “Damages FDA Credibility,” Advocates Say

    When the Food and Drug Administration approved a controversial new Alzheimer’s treatment on June ...

    We Must Address the Overdose Crisis With the Same Focus as COVID-19

    The United States is simultaneously experiencing two devastating public health crises—the COVID-19 pandemic and ...

    New Jersey Spent $11 Billion in 10 Years on Failing to Eradicate Drugs

    From 2010-2019, the state of New Jersey spent more than $11 billion fighting the ...

    Orlando, Florida, Gets Its First Syringe Program—With Strings Attached

    Orange County, Florida, launched its first syringe service program (SSP) on June 1. The ...

    Congresswoman Cori Bush Voices Groundbreaking Support for Safe Supply

    Congresswoman Cori Bush, representing St. Louis, Missouri in the House of Representatives, has broken ...

    What Would It Have Taken to “Stop Singas”? 

    On June 8, reporter Sam Mellins tweeted a photo of a January 6, 1999 ...

    Unprecedented Overdose Deaths Among First Nations People in BC

    At least 254 First Nations people fatally overdosed in British Columbia in 2020, according ...

    First All-Drug Decriminalization Bill to Be Introduced in Congress

    On June 15, ahead of the 50th anniversary of Nixon’s declaration of the “War ...

    Cannabis Lounges Coming to Nevada—What Does This Mean for Social Equity?

    On June 4, Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak (D) signed Assembly Bill 341, a bill ...