A year and a half after Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico’s drug crisis grows more severe
By Carly Graf It’s around 4 a.m. when the green minivan carrying two volunteers turns the corner and spots a
Read moreBy Carly Graf It’s around 4 a.m. when the green minivan carrying two volunteers turns the corner and spots a
Read moreJournalistically speaking, opioid addiction seemed ripe for the taking. I didn’t know exactly what I was looking for, other than a new angle on a crisis that seems to be in the news every single day. So I set out – blindly, but guided by good faith.
Read moreSteve Smrha began his medical career with what he thought was a reasonable goal: to help patients with drug addictions stop using drugs. “Completely sober for the rest of your life,” as Smrha described it. But it didn’t take long for him to realize “completely sober” isn’t always possible
Read moreDespite a recent decline in opioid prescriptions nationally, some parts of the country continue to experience significantly higher prescribing rates than others.
Read moreInside one family’s decades-long struggle with opioids in Jamestown, New York.
Read moreBy Miles Painter (Feature Image: Two different types of powder heroin. Heroin abuse caused over 10,500 overdose deaths in 2014 according
Read moreBy Alexa Mencia On August 5, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents showed up on the corner of North
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