Use + Harm Reduction
“Methadone” for Meth Is on the Horizon
The robust public health response to opioid use disorders in the United States is, ...
Four Intersecting Overdose Crises Require Unique Responses, Researchers Find
A one-size-fits-all approach to the “opioid epidemic” will not work, say researchers at Iowa ...
A Dire Shortage of ADD Meds Is Pushing Some Patients to Street Meth
America is beginning—far too late and far too slowly—to get some kind of a ...
Booty-Bumping Meth: Harm Reduction for an Under-Discussed Practice
Stacy Cobine, a peer worker at a harm reduction center in Northern California, works ...
“Not Mechanized or Automatic”—Ketamine Researcher Sounds Caution Over Alcohol Study
What really causes you to drink to excess? Elias Dakwar, MD says the answer ...
The End of NYC’s HIV Epidemic Is In Sight—Except for Trans Women
New York City is the first city in the United States to meet a ...
How Photography by People Who Inject Drugs Could Advance Research
Amid infectious disease outbreaks among people who inject drugs in the United States in ...
Disease Model Proponents Are the Climate Change Deniers of Our Field
Our cognitive biases, per Nobel-winner Daniel Kahneman and colleague Amos Tversky, cause us to ...
What Do We Know About Ketamine’s Potential to Help Problematic Drinking?
Research published in Nature Communications on November 26 suggests that a single dose of ...
How the British Approach to Vaping Puts the US to Shame
Over the summer, US media reported that two National Health Service hospitals in England ...
