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Taken together, four proposals under consideration would make the landscape of overdose response more hostile toward people who use drugs.

Nitazenes, less detectable and sometimes stronger than fentanyl, have been detected across more than a dozen states.

Plaintiffs say excluding disabled and homebound people from psilocybin services violates the ADA. OHA again seeks to get the case dismissed.

It sought consensus from 38 experts on how to approach patient drug use. Responses from those with personal SUD history differed in key areas.

The FDA and HHS just announced their next move in the war against mifepristone

In a letter reviewed by Filter, Indivior said "business reasons," not an AG investigation, caused it to stop promoting the nalmefene product.

Black Press Media delves how the opium poppy sprouted into today’s deadly opioid crisis

It aims to get the measure, concerning psilocybin and DMT among others, on the 2026 ballot. Early responses—and polls—have been encouraging.

Most states don't extend these protections to sexual assault reporting, but Wisconsin wouldn't be the first to do so.

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If we want to stop deaths from fentanyl, we must stop the attacks on public health

Researchers provide encouraging evidence of the normalization of personal drug checking in these contexts. But needless obstacles remain.

The real world analog of "Common Side Effects" underscores the loss of biodiversity before we even know what's gone

How Britain's most famous intellectual family hit the rocks one intense acid-drenched night in Connecticut

After “five minutes of 'holy shit, we got an injunction,'” a Toronto advocate tells Filter, the reality of funding constraints set in.

People found with 40 grams or less will be evaluated and may be referred to treatment. It isn't clear what happens if they don't want to go.

Little data is collected on pregnant women who are incarcerated. Even less is available for those with addiction

A big step forward in cancer therapy has been slowed by layoffs and new restrictions at the National Institutes of Health, where it was developed.

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Calling drug cartels “terrorists” is a failure to understand how the drug war really works

Science, not drug farms, is the answer to keeping our overdose numbers low