Recursive Adaptation
Nicholas Reville, Noah Davis, Lindsay Holden, Eli SpectorStrategic science and policy for mental health and addiction. Completely free.
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First ever 50-state ranking of online gambling safety
Today CASPR is launching our new program on online gambling policy, called Life Savings. We are releasing:
2026 is the year DraftKings will face serious opposition for the first time
Gambling companies have rolled through dozens of states in the past 8 years, convincing legislatures to legalize online gambling with minimal taxes and without any consumer protections to prevent addiction. This lobbying surge has caused ma...
By making suzetrigine cheap, we could cut opioid prescriptions in half
In January 2025, the FDA approved suzetrigine, a new non-opioid painkiller. It’s very cheap to manufacture, but like all new, on-patent drugs, it’s expensive. Since expensive new drugs are restricted by Medicare, Medicaid, and insurance com...
NIH High Leverage Trials (HILT) Proposal
Last week, Stuart Buck at the Good Science Project published CASPR’s new policy brief. Today we are publishing it on our website:
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Co-founder and Executive Director of the Center for Addiction Science, Policy, and Research (CASPR). See caspr.org
Writer, editor, and co-founder of Three Point Four Media.
Managing Director @ CASPR
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