Use + Harm Reduction
21 to Drink? The Debate Around America’s Outlier Status
America’s minimum drinking age law, set nationally at 21 since 1984, appears to be ...
Despite Fentanyl’s Ubiquity, Test Strips Can Still Empower Drug Users
As the presence of illicit fentanyl has reached near-ubiquity in many North American heroin ...
Canadian Drug Users Need Us Doctors to Step Up With Safe Supply
The tennis player Arthur Ashe once said that to take on a challenge, “start ...
Inside the Work of a New York Psychedelic Trip Guide
Prometheus checked into a hotel in midtown Manhattan in 2018 with just a backpack, ...
Alcohol Harm Reduction: A World of Growing Possibilities
In her early professional life, Louise liked to unwind with wine. She loved the ...
How the Pandemic Hit People Who Use Drugs, in Their Own Words
In some ways, the coronavirus pandemic has hit marginalized people who use drugs the ...
Study: Overdose Deaths Stratified Among Latinx People
At first glance, national data suggest that Latinx people are suffering fewer fatal overdoses ...
Why the Drug User Liberation Front Gave Out Free, Checked Drugs in Vancouver
The Drug User Liberation Front, a Vancouver-based activist group, made a serious statement on ...
Twenty High-Risk Kentucky Counties Still Don’t Have Syringe Exchange
Harm reduction services are spreading in Kentucky, but not nearly fast enough for some ...
How COVID-19 Is Driving Risks in the Illicit Benzodiazepines Market
The life conditions imposed by the pandemic are leading many Americans to seek mental ...
