Overdose Prevention in Prisons Means Giving Prisoners Access to Naloxone
In the free world, bystanders who call EMS to an active overdose receive legal ...
After the Election, PA and Hawaii Seem Likeliest States to Legalize Marijuana
In the aftermath of the November 5 election, cannabis reform advocates are working to ...
Given Few Options for Chronic Pain, Prisoners Are Making Safer Moonshine
Moonshine, hooch, julep, toilet wine, clear—whatever they call it, over the past 30 years ...
What Does “Lived Experience” Really Mean?
Policymakers frequently fail to listen to those they serve, making it impossible to understand ...
“Dual Use” of Vapes and Cigarettes Is Unfairly Maligned
Dual use, referring to people who smoke and vape concurrently, is a phenomenon often ...
“Jury No Longer Out”—KY Governor on Sweeping Medical-Cannabis Wins
Kentucky’s governor says the result of the November 5 election—which saw more than 100 ...
CBP Rolls Out Mildly Surprising Workforce Naloxone Policy
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has implemented its first internal policy covering staff access ...
“906 Vapor” Tracks Assault on Grassroots Tobacco Harm Reduction
“I never could have guessed,” reflects Marc Slis, “what would happen when I quit ...
Momentum for Cannabis Legalization Stalls as Three State Measures Fail
Three ballot initiatives to legalize cannabis for adult use failed to pass votes in ...
Georgia Probation Is an Alternative to Something, But Not Jail
[Part 1 and Part 2 of this series were published in October] Just about ...
