"Don't ask for permission," said pioneer Heather Edney, at the launch of a display to honor groundbreaking harm reduction of ...

In Georgia, where I've been incarcerated the past 30-plus years, newbie corrections officers tend to quit within their first ...

People who survive overdoses are far more likely to have a brain injury than the general population. I've been wondering if ...

The Senate is considering a bill that would allocate federal funds to procure the devices, which are not containers that ...

Advocates fear his recent blatant falsehoods will influence policymakers, and are calling for him to meet with scientists and ...

While the decriminalization policy was in effect, San Marcos arrests for simple possession of cannabis decreased by 83 ...

National Drug Threat Assessment is longer than last year's, despite the palpable sense that the DEA is running out of things ...

There's a heightened need to combat floods of misinformation and the spread of deadly policies. Yet our movement is still ...

A study out of Ontario is the first of its kind to compare the two options. Both had many benefits, but people stayed on safe ...

A ViaPath team member told Filter they'd been in prisons and jails across 20-plus states, and this was the first time they'd ...

Several states in the Northeast appear to be inching closer to decriminalization of so-called "magic mushrooms." ...

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