Use + Harm Reduction
The Delaware Mass Overdose Drugs Aren’t “Naloxone-Resistant”
On April 30, Delaware State Police (DSP) and the Delaware Department of Health and ...
Syringe Service Programs Are Spreading in Kentucky
A new report indicates that syringe service programs (SSP) are spreading in Kentucky, and ...
To End Smoking Harms in Rwanda, Educate Health Care Providers
Tobacco has long played a significant role in the culture of Rwanda—gifted and shared, ...
If Abstinence Isn’t the Point of Contingency Management, What Is?
There aren’t any treatments for stimulant use disorder (SUD) that have strong evidence, but ...
Vapes Seem to Have Become More Effective as Smoking Cessation Tools
People in the United States have become increasingly likely to find that nicotine vapes ...
To Save Veterans’ Lives, the VA Must Innovate on Smoking Cessation
The United States has invested trillions of dollars to equip our armed forces with ...
Protonitazepyne and Medetomidine? More Unfamiliar Drugs in Our Supply
North America’s unregulated drug supply has grown ever more unpredictable, which often means deadly. ...
Handing Out Vapes in Emergency Rooms Could Save Thousands of Lives
Handing out free vapes in emergency rooms to people who smoke could save thousands ...
Can Methadone Vans Deliver the Goods?
A long white van, stocked with clear plastic cups and a machine that dispenses ...
An Instructive Experience With Opium Poppy Tea
Like many overthinkers and traumatized people, I sleep poorly. My insomnia sometimes worsens to ...
