Many Rural Americans Have No Access to Buprenorphine
Nearly a third of rural Americans live in a county without access to buprenorphine—the gold ...
How Stigma Against Addiction Devastates Pain Patients
First it was a hip replacement. Then it became complicated by a MRSA infection. ...
Sure, Cannabis Is a “Gateway Drug”—Toward Less Use of Other Drugs
As more and more prohibitionist cannabis policies are reversed in North America, a long-peddled, if long-debunked, ...
Feds Take First Formal Swing at Stopping Supervised Consumption Space
The United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania launched a preemptive strike ...
What a Breakthrough E-Cigarette Study Illustrates About Addiction
The first large, systematic study of whether e-cigarettes help people to quit smoking was ...
State of the Union: Trump’s Real “Special Guest” Was Bad Drug Policy
President Donald Trump’s special guests to the State of the Union address on February ...
For People Still Impacted by the Crack Era, the First Step Act Isn’t Enough
You could get crack before you got something to eat,” said Uneeda Nichols, 46, ...
Brave Russian Harm Reductionists Launch Chemsex Program in Moscow
A new Russian harm reduction program for Muscovites engaging in chemsex is getting started ...
Companies Use Patient Data to Generate “Risk Scores” for Their Likelihood of Addiction
The Food and Drug Administration ended 2018 by awarding Milliman, a health insurance consulting ...
Should I Drug Test My Kids? Why the Experts Say No
Does anyone still want to do drug tests on their children? Apparently so, because ...
