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Why Wastewater Testing Is on the Rise
Monitoring sewage for evidence of drug use sparks privacy concerns
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Psychedelics Tied to 40% Lower Arrest Risk, Study Shows
New research highlights stark differences in criminal behavior across substance use, with psilocybin associated with…
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UK Pays 30% More for Drugs Under New US Deal
Two health advocacy groups are threatening legal action over a UK-US pharmaceutical agreement that could…
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Meth Labs Multiply by 300% in Last Decade
A decentralized, resilient, and hard-to-eradicate peer-to-peer model has transformed methamphetamine production, making
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Why Spencer Pratt’s ‘Super Meth’ Scare Is Based on Myths
A viral campaign message from Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt alleges a deadly new…
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How a Cocaine Kingpin Was Brought to Justice Abroad
The arrest of a high-profile British drug trafficker in southern Spain marks a major breakthrough…
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How a Man Found a $40 Alternative to a $13,000 Cancer Drug
When his wife’s prescribed cancer medication came with a $13,000 monthly price tag, one man’s…
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2 Drugs Cut Atrial Fibrillation Risk by 40% in New Study
New research uncovers how GLP-1 agonists and anti-inflammatory medications protect heart tissue and electrical activity,
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Only 12% of Drugs Saw Price Drops Under Trump Initiative
Despite high-profile negotiations and executive actions, most prescription drug prices have risen since President Trump
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How Canada Became a Fentanyl Exporter
Once primarily a transit point, Canada is now both producing and exporting illicit fentanyl, raising…
