The Food and Drug Administration is asking the public to weigh in on the merits of commercial drug-disposal products, for ...
On March 6, the United States “Department of War” released its latest Hollywood movie production. The brief video celebrated the ...
For the past 16 years, Georgia was under a federal injunction: It could not build any state-run psychiatric hospitals, ...
The Irish government has ramped up its hostility towards safer nicotine products by approving new legislation to further tighten restrictions ...
On March 5, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention a published a National Vital Statistics Report on the drugs most ...
In late February, senators in Georgia introduced a bill known as the One Strike Act. Though the name—a riff of ...
Violence erupted across Mexico in the immediate aftermath of the February 22 killing of the drug lord known as “El ...
Tennessee’s GOP-supermajority legislature seems to have found a bipartisan idea it can support: body-worn cameras for ...
The speeches at the press conference in Harlem were a distillation of stigmatizing ideas about methadone, clinics and ...
A minor media frenzy has been forming around cychlorphine, a novel synthetic opioid described as the “next killer drug” taking ...
Wisconsin lawmakers need to do more to reduce a smoking rate that causes almost 8,000 annual deaths, says the American ...
The New Hampshire Senate has defeated a House-passed bill to legalize marijuana—the latest blow for advocates in a years-long fight ...
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