The Roads To Recovery
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Rhode Island has opened its first OPC. Massachusetts should be next.
Last October, Laurie MacDougall spoke at the Massachusetts State House. “I’m just your typical, middle-class housewife,” she said to members of the Joint Committee on Mental Health, Substance Use and Recovery, a “housewife who has had to si...
‘We Got Us’’: On the frontlines of LA's Skid Row, PWUD are the unsung heroes
Reilly is an outreach worker and person that uses drugs. She bikes around Skid Row providing naloxone to her peers.
Beyond Punishment: Switzerland’s Four-Pillar Blueprint for Tackling the Overdose Crisis
At the Arud Centre for Addiction Medicine in Zurich, clients draw a ticket number and await their turn for medications such as buprenorphine and diamorphine. Switzerland’s take-home programs are one of the hallmarks of its multi-pronged app...
Syringe programs have saved countless lives and billions of dollars in Philadelphia. No, Mayor Parker, now is not the time to defund them.
Swathi Srinivasan, MPhil, is a Rhodes Scholar documenting community response to the global overdose crisis in the United States, Canada, UK, Portugal, Switzerland, Brazil, South Africa, and beyond. Previously, she has worked for UNAIDS, the...
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