Lawsuit Casts Doubt on New York’s Cannabis Social Equity Program
A lawsuit against New York State has thrown the future of its cannabis social ...
Re-Queering Harm Reduction Means Reclaiming Its Grassroots Spirit
When the harm reduction movement emerged, survival was front of mind: Policymakers were leaving drug ...
How We Clean Knife Wounds in Prison, Without Going to Medical
[Read Part 1 of this story here] Fighting is a fact of life in ...
Cannabis “Significantly” Associated With Lower Unregulated Opioid Use
A new federally funded study has found that marijuana is “significantly” associated with reduced ...
Flavor Advice Boosts Chances of Switching From Cigarettes to Vapes
People are more likely to quit smoking through vapes if they receive help in ...
Venezuela Bans All Vape Products, in Latest Blow to THR in Latin America
On August 1, Venezuela banned vapes and heated tobacco products. Vape shops have been ...
California’s Evolving Bill to Decriminalize Psychedelics
A California lawmaker continues working on an effort to decriminalize and legalize psychedelics in ...
How Wound Care Works in Prison, Without Doctors or Running Water
Most wound-care guidance in the United States is premised on access to potable water. ...
Receiver Could Soon Take Over Rikers Island, After New Damning Report
The political and legal battle over the future of New York City’s Rikers Island ...
Fifth Circuit Strikes Post-Conviction Voting Ban as “Cruel and Unusual”
The intent of Mississippi’s lifetime voting ban for people convicted of certain crimes, written ...
