Proposed DEA Rule-Change Could Lead to Far More Methadone Vans
A major restriction imposed on mobile methadone vans may soon be lifted by the ...
NYC Rolls Out Courier System to Deliver Methadone to Isolated Patients
For the 30,000 patients who take methadone every day for opioid use disorder in ...
Top New Orleans Prosecutor Loses Immunity Over His Illegal Jail Threats
The city’s top prosecutor learned that the murdered young man was the boyfriend ...
Until Next Time: California’s Mushroom Decriminalization Effort Ends
California’s effort to decriminalize or legalize psilocybin mushrooms statewide by popular vote has ended—for ...
A Third of Primary Care Docs Deny Efficacy of Gold-Standard Opioid Addiction Meds
The tight leash maintained by the federal government on medications for opioid use disorder ...
ACLU Underlines That Racial Justice Takes More Than Just Marijuana Legalization
Black people are more likely than whites to be arrested for marijuana, even after ...
How the Pandemic Is Restricting Health Options for People Who Use Drugs
For the average non-essential worker, it might feel like the coronavirus has put the ...
San Francisco’s Frontline Harm Reductionists Persist Despite Pandemic
Grassroots harm reduction organizations in San Francisco are adapting their services to bypass limitations ...
Felony Convictions Require Unanimous Jury Verdicts, Rules SCOTUS—Shaming Oregon and Louisiana
Until recently, two US states did not require a unanimous jury verdict to convict ...
Why Dark-Web Drug Marketplaces Can Be a Refuge
Whether because of fentanyl adulteration or the present pandemic, buying drugs from the “dark ...
