The case for prescription heroin
Vancouver gives heroin to people suffering from addiction — and it works. VANCOUVER, British Columbia
Project Guardian
The family behind OxyContin looked into profiting from solving the crisis they helped cause
The Sackler family and Purdue Pharma’s Project Tango looked into how to profit off opioid
Yes, The Opioid Epidemic Is Linked To A Spike In Pain Pill Prescriptions
Corporations acted as cartels and filled our country with opioids. Connecting that to the epidemic
Desperate for addiction treatment, patients are pawns in lucrative insurance fraud scheme
Drug users, desperate to break addictions to heroin or pain pills, are pawns in a
Opioid crisis: FDA’s own staff demand agency halt approval of new painkillers
Top specialists say agency’s ‘dangerously deficient oversight’ is continuing to fuel an epidemic that claims
Cleaning up Contamination: What Happens to Meth Houses
Jared Herbert, foreman for the Meth Mob, looks out the window while decontaminating a house
Gambling addiction is on the rise in Kenya and leaving young people bankrupt and suicidal
After losing 48,000 shillings ($465) on bad bets in just a few hours, Jackson Kimani
OxyContin-pusher Purdue blames everyone but itself for opioid crisis
Illicit drugs and dealers are currently driving deaths, Purdue argues. In a motion to dismiss an explosive lawsuit brought
Why This Civil War On Drugs Has Failed
What was supposed to be a set of laws to stop the flow of drugs
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. exposes Bill Gates & his relationship with Big Pharma
Bill Gates is fond of using his bully pulpit to talk about “miracles” and “magic.”
Global spotlight on world drug problem ‘is personal’ for many families, says UN chief
The United Nations focused a global spotlight on the world-wide drug problem during a high-level
Active ingredient in Roundup found in 95% of studied beers and wines
The controversial herbicide is everywhere, apparently. U.S. PIRG tested 20 beers and wines, including organics,
