Use + Harm Reduction
Very Few Countries Track Smoking Rates Among Indigenous Peoples
All over the world, few countries are taking the trouble to monitor smoking prevalence ...
Why an Impending Flavor Ban in the Netherlands Matters for All Vapers
Back in June 2020, the Dutch State Secretary for Health, Paul Blokhuis, announced that ...
Global Harm Reduction Funding Crisis Is Worse Than Ever
Globally, 2019 saw 1.7 million new HIV infections, with 690,000 deaths from complications related ...
Psychedelics’ Exciting Potential to Benefit Autistic People
[This article is published in collaboration with Narcotica, a podcast about drugs and the ...
In a Florida “Recovery” Hub, a Syringe Program Finds Its Place
Organizers at Rebel Recovery Florida say their slogan is simple: “We love you.” “We ...
WHO Reasserts Anti-Vaping Stance Ahead of World No Tobacco Day
As part of a campaign to mark World No Tobacco day on May 31, ...
Teens Who Vape Would Be Smoking If Vapes Weren’t Invented, Study Suggests
A new study suggests that teens who vape would probably be smoking cigarettes instead ...
The FDA Approved a Supersized Naloxone Spray. Do We Need It?
On April 30, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a new, high-dose naloxone ...
Why Japan’s Huge Drop in Smoking Is a Story Prohibitionists Ignore
Nowhere on Earth has cigarette consumption dropped as rapidly as it has in Japan ...
Groundbreaking PTSD Trial Moves MDMA Closer to Medical Approval
On May 3, MDMA—the psychedelic drug colloquially known as Molly or ecstasy—moved one step ...
