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A new study shows that cannabis donated through harm reduction programs to people with substance abuse problems could lead to fewer overdose deaths.

The Anne Arundel County Department of Health installed

A $10 million investment is aiming to reduce drug-related overdose deaths and overdose racial disparities in Michigan.

And the rate has doubled in early 2024. Xylazine is commonly mixed with fentanyl.

Although the bill passed almost unanimously in the House, the bill failed to receive a hearing in the Senate.

The decades-long failure to curb cigarette addiction reveals a painful legacy of deception towards Black Americans

A new bill if signed into law would remove the classification of needles as drug paraphernalia which would allow for syringe service programs across the state.P

The Nampa lawmaker said a recent police raid brought the issue back to the “forefront” of his mind.

Hallucinogenic mushrooms are emerging again as a popular drug choice for some people – including some who struggle with anxiety and depression.

BENNINGTON – Southwestern Vermont Medical Center has launched a comprehensive health assessment of the communities it serves in three states, seeking feedback through a short, anonymous survey, open to all.