Famous Criminologist Credits China for Declining U.S. Overdose Deaths
Dr. Peter Reuter, author of Disorganized Crime, reveals how a shift in China’s export policies reduced the U.S. overdose death rate.
Opioid Use Disorder at Colleges and Universities
From Pleasanton, California, to Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania, colleges look for ways to curb opioid use disorder (OUD).
The Hidden Costs of Addiction in the Workplace
Nearly 10% of the American workforce suffers from a substance use disorder, but most of them will recover.
The Elvis War
What was Elvis’ problem? Why did he eat himself into an unhealthy state of corpulence and gobble up masses of drugs?
Trump Administration Pulls Funding for Overdose Prevention
Just as overdose deaths started to decline in America, the Trump administration is withholding funds for overdose prevention.
The Origins of the Opioid Epidemic: The Johnson & Johnson Story
Johnson & Johnson’s contributions to the opioid epidemic are laid out in a new book and in The New Republic.