Whether because of fentanyl adulteration or the present pandemic, buying drugs from the “dark web”—a term for sites in the…
For decades, methadone reform advocates have tried to loosen or remove the highly restrictive take-home dose regulations promulgated by the…
This year has been a turbulent one in drug policy, harm reduction and human rights. Large-scale oppression, disastrous policy decisions…
Bula!—which means “life” or “to live”—is the traditional exclamation before drinking kava tea in Fijian culture. The ritual has also…
San Francisco Superior Court Judge Michael Begert is probably feeling lucky that he is not facing reelection for another five…
Clarkston, Georgia is undeniably a small city, with about 13,000 residents. But it packs a large punch when it comes…
Joseph McCabe, a military veteran from Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, fell on hard times. In a bout of desperation, he stole…
Opioid pharma—manufacturers of medications designed to relieve pain—has been under the gun ever since the opioid-involved overdose crisis began. Most…
October 2 will live long in US harm reduction history. A federal judge gave an interim ruling that Safehouse—a nonprofit…
Programs that provide sterile syringes in exchange for used ones for people who use drugs reduce HIV and hepatitis infections,…