Use + Harm Reduction
People Who Inject Drugs and Harm Reduction: a Global Perspective
Approximately 15 million people inject drugs, according to the best available evidence—equivalent to three ...
Surge in Adult Vaping Underlines Our Harm Reduction Priorities
While youth vaping continues to dominate news headlines, adults who use vapes have been ...
Cannabis “Significantly” Associated With Lower Unregulated Opioid Use
A new federally funded study has found that marijuana is “significantly” associated with reduced ...
Flavor Advice Boosts Chances of Switching From Cigarettes to Vapes
People are more likely to quit smoking through vapes if they receive help in ...
Venezuela Bans All Vape Products, in Latest Blow to THR in Latin America
On August 1, Venezuela banned vapes and heated tobacco products. Vape shops have been ...
How Wound Care Works in Prison, Without Doctors or Running Water
Most wound-care guidance in the United States is premised on access to potable water. ...
Overdose Deaths Fall in St. Louis County, But Rise in the City
St. Louis County, the most populous in Missouri, recorded a decrease in overdose deaths ...
Why Are Alcohol Use Disorder Meds Underprescribed in British Columbia?
Public health insurance in British Columbia covers some treatments for alcohol use disorder (AUD), ...
As Indigenous Youth, We Know Peer Overdose Education Is Vital
Did you know that in Ontario, three times as many young people are dying ...
On World Hepatitis Day, People Who Use Drugs Should Be the Focus
July 28 marks the fifth annual World Hepatitis Day, dedicated to increasing awareness. But ...
