Follow the Money: Why Marijuana Research Tells Us the Same Old Story
Scientific research enriches minds but drains wallets. In the US and globally, public and ...
Canada Is So Close to Decriminalizing Drugs: Let’s Make It Happen
After decades of campaigning, the decriminalization of all drugs for personal use in Canada ...
NYPD Reports Eight-Fold Increase in Use of Force for “Crowd Control” During Floyd Uprising
In the late spring and early summer, New York City, like the rest of ...
“This Is Ohio”—Economic Pain and Harm Reduction in the Rust Belt
Jack Shuler watched the overdose crisis take a heavy toll on his hometown of ...
Rezoning City Land Into Campgrounds? Emergency Homelessness Proposals Amid COVID-19
When it comes reducing the risks and harms of COVID-19 faced by unhoused people, ...
Overdose Awareness Day: Drug Users Are Aware—What About Governments?
Every year we come together to remember the lives that have been lost due ...
California Ramps Up the War on Vaping With Flavor Ban
They never stop. Tobacco control organizations in California convinced the California Assembly to pass ...
Pennsylvania Now Lets You Get Naloxone by Mail
Pennsylvania’s health secretary, Dr. Rachel Levine, has issued a new standing order to allow ...
The Battle Over CBD Use Among US Military Personnel
A surprising substance has been stirring quiet controversy within the United States military community ...
21 to Drink? The Debate Around America’s Outlier Status
America’s minimum drinking age law, set nationally at 21 since 1984, appears to be ...
