Tag: science
Secret Shoppers Struggle to Buy Naloxone, Syringes at Texas Pharmacies
Since the Food and Drug Administration approved over-the-counter (OTC) naloxone in 2023, pharmacies nationwide ...
Do Pre-Existing Brain Structures Influence Early Nicotine Use?
Pre-existing differences in brain structure are associated with earlier substance use in young people, ...
Vape Scaremongering: The Science-to-Media Pipeline
It’s a scenario that has become all too familiar. Tobacco harm reduction experts recently ...
Community “Bad Batch” Alerts Contrast With Algorithmic OD Prevention
In 2020, Ohio-based nonprofit the SOAR Initiative launched a pioneering “bad batch” alert system. ...
“It’s Very Real”—Harm Reduction Research Facing DOGE Funding Cuts
As Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) take a chainsaw to federal ...
Leading Pro-Vape Academic “Couldn’t Stand on the Sidelines Any Longer”
Dr. Michael Siegel has long been a prominent expert voice making the case for ...
Most US Adults Who Quit Smoking Now Use Nicotine Products to Do So—Typically Vapes
Vapes have become the most popular and effective smoking cessation tools in the United ...
Our Study Spotlights How Vaping Can Reduce Health Disparities
Nicotine vaping can significantly reduce health inequalities for low-income and Indigenous communities, suggests a ...
What’s in the Drug “Strips” Common in Prisons and Jails?
Over the past year, prisons in several states have banned physical mail for incarcerated ...
“Shifts in Personality” Could Be Key to Psilocybin Helping SUD Patients
Can psilocybin help people with alcohol use disorder who wish to reduce their drinking, ...
