Colorado fentanyl deaths continue to rise. Here’s the DEA’s new approach to combat the problem
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The Colorado Sun, By Ernesto Cabral
Rise in Fentanyl-Laced Pills Underscores Need for Drug Testing, Harm Reduction
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Verywell Health, By John Loeppky
US drug overdose deaths decreased in 2023 for the first time in five years
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CNN, By Deidre McPhillips
Fewer US overdose deaths were reported last year, but experts are still cautious
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AP News, By Mike Stobbe
Drug overdoses spiked in these states. But they have dropped elsewhere in the country.
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USA Today, By Ken Alltucker
More than 321,000 children lost a parent to overdose from 2011 to 2021: Study
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The Hill, By Joseph Choi
A startling number of kids lost parents to overdoses. Experts on how to buck the trend.
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USA Today, By Ken Alltucker
Ultrasound technology is used in many ways. Addiction is the next frontier.
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The Washington Post, By David Ovalle
Drugs and Addiction Science: NIDA Celebrates 50 Years of Research and Looks to the Future
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The American Journal of Psychiatry, By Nora Volkow
Health Q&A: Is it safe to mix alcohol and caffeine
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Wine Spectator, By Kenny Martin
Cannabis drinks allow people to go “Cali Sober” on 4/20
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Axios, By Jennifer A. Kingson
Ozempic and Marijuana: Semaglutide shows promise in reducing cannabis dependence
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PsyPost, By Eric W. Dolan
Finding Solutions to the Drug Overdose Problem
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Next Avenue, By JoBeth McDaniel
NIH seeks input on how structural racism affects brain research, health
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The Transmitter, By Calli McMurray
Teen Drug Use Habits Are Changing, For the Good. With Caveats
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The New York Times, By Matt Richtel
Policy Puzzle: RX and Illicit Drug Summit
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POLITICO Future Pulse Newsletter, By Ruth Reader, Daniel Payne, and Carmen Paun
High-potency cannabis highlights the risk of cannabis-induced psychiatric disorders
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NBC News, By Akshay Syal, M.D., Kate Snow, and Patrick Martin
AI reveals race-based differences in the expression of depression
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Health IT Analytics, By Shania Kennedy
AI fails to detect depression signs in social media posts by Black Americans, study finds
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Reuters, By Nancy Lapid