Use + Harm Reduction
Naltrexone for Alcohol Use Disorder: Weighing Up the Sinclair Method
Naltrexone is an opioid antagonist that’s available most commonly as a 50 mg oral ...
Mental Health Awareness? Prioritize Safer Alternatives to Smoking
The United States has just observed its annual Mental Health Awareness Month. Another year ...
Fentanyl Patches Are Saving My Life. We Need to Make Them Accessible.
True safe supply means a legal and regulated supply of the same drugs people ...
How Vaping Has Surged Among Prisoners in the UK
Prisoners in the United Kingdom spent close to £8 million on nicotine vapes in ...
Harm Reduction Overlooks Hep A and B. They Matter Here in Prison.
On May 7, UNAIDS called for prisoner access to harm reduction—medication for opioid use ...
Why I’m Still Fiercely Optimistic About Tobacco Harm Reduction
Harm reduction is often misconceived as policies and practices introduced by governments and delivered ...
Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome After You Quit Alcohol: Is It Real?
Post-acute withdrawal syndrome is a hypothetical condition in which a set of symptoms persist ...
With No Meds for Meth Use, He Prepares to Leave Prison—and Return
[Read Part 1 of this story here] Larry Vessey Jr. is less than four ...
Heated Tobacco Products Help People Quit Smoking, Even Unintentionally
People who smoke switched entirely to using safer heated tobacco products when provided with ...
Meth Overamps Come in Two Forms. Mostly the One We Don’t Talk About.
To people who don’t use meth, “overamp” means uncontrolled adrenaline. The term refers to ...
