Use + Harm Reduction
Overdose Death Data Patterns Emerge as Crisis Surges in Western States
The United States overdose crisis appears to be separating into regional crises on different ...
Growing Calls to Integrate Tobacco Harm Reduction Into Drug Services
“It’s time drug treatment and harm reduction services got involved with tobacco harm reduction,” ...
FDA Approves 4 Mg Rextovy as Third Over-the-Counter Naloxone Product
The Food and Drug Administration has granted over-the-counter (OTC) approval to Rextovy, a 4 ...
Why Is It Harder for People in Rural Communities to Quit Smoking?
“I was told countless times, ‘You should stop smoking.’ But when I said I ...
Appalachians Want to Use Mobile Syringe Programs, If They’re Discreet
In rural communities, distance prevents many people from accessing harm reduction services. Mobile syringe ...
World Health Organization Misses the Whole Point About Nicotine Pouches
The World Health Organization has released its first-ever report on nicotine pouches, portraying the ...
NIDA Explains Link Between Drugs and HIV, Without Mentioning Syringes
On May 18, National Institute on Drug Abuse Director Nora Volkow published a blog ...
Nationally, Overdose Is Still Going Down. In the West, It’s Going Back Up.
The latest overdose mortality data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show ...
Psilocybin Shows Growing Potential for Smoking Cessation
Quitting smoking is hard, and anything that might help should be thoroughly explored, particularly ...
Despite Media Cheerleading, Vapes Still Not Shown to Cause Cancer
Every so often, a piece of research emerges that tells a specific audience exactly ...
