Addicts trafficked cross country to California by army of fraudsters,' new lawsuit alleges
The lawsuit reveals a trafficking scheme where alleged Oklahoma residents are exploited under the guise of substance use disorder treatment in California.
Addicts trafficked cross country to California by army of fraudsters,' new lawsuit alleges
The lawsuit reveals a trafficking scheme where alleged Oklahoma residents are exploited under the guise of substance use disorder treatment in California.
Exclusive | NYC public hospital system adopts revolutionary 'hotspotting' addiction treatment program for the South Bronx
New York City's public hospital system introduces a groundbreaking addiction treatment program in South Bronx modeled on successful Staten Island initiative.
Forcing treatment for drug use could lead to overdoses, violate people's rights, experts say | CBC News
Involuntary addiction treatment raises ethical concerns and lacks evidence of effectiveness, with potential risks such as overdose for individuals with addiction issues.
Exclusive | NYC public hospital system adopts revolutionary 'hotspotting' addiction treatment program for the South Bronx
New York City's public hospital system introduces a groundbreaking addiction treatment program in South Bronx modeled on successful Staten Island initiative.
Forcing treatment for drug use could lead to overdoses, violate people's rights, experts say | CBC News
Involuntary addiction treatment raises ethical concerns and lacks evidence of effectiveness, with potential risks such as overdose for individuals with addiction issues.
Why does SF pay so much to address the unhoused crisis? We take a look
San Francisco's approach to homelessness is evolving towards mandatory treatment for addiction, amid critiques of lack of coordination between services.
Dorsey's 'Recovery First' plan heads to full S.F. board - with key wording changed
Matt Dorsey's 'recovery first' ordinance advances to the Board of Supervisors with amendments reflecting a shift from 'abstinence-first' to 'long-term remission.'
Why does SF pay so much to address the unhoused crisis? We take a look
San Francisco's approach to homelessness is evolving towards mandatory treatment for addiction, amid critiques of lack of coordination between services.
Dorsey's 'Recovery First' plan heads to full S.F. board - with key wording changed
Matt Dorsey's 'recovery first' ordinance advances to the Board of Supervisors with amendments reflecting a shift from 'abstinence-first' to 'long-term remission.'
How to help people with addictions on the streets? These Oregon programs have solutions
Oregon's drug crisis highlights the interplay between systemic health service failures, housing shortages, and evolving drug laws, reflecting ongoing challenges in addiction treatment.
Miist, founded by a 25-year-old, wants people to vape their way out of smoking addiction and migraines | TechCrunch
Miist Therapeutics has developed a groundbreaking inhaler for smoking cessation that offers rapid relief in cravings, outperforming traditional methods.
Matthew Perry's assistant and 2 doctors among those charged in his death
Several individuals, including doctors, charged for their role in administering dangerous levels of ketamine to Matthew Perry, leading to his overdose death.
San Francisco Reports Decline in Drug Overdose Deaths So Far This Year | KQED
A pilot program offers medication access for unhoused people with addiction, including telehealth consultations and prescriptions like buprenorphine, improving treatment accessibility and support services.
Seattle to open overdose recovery center amid rising deaths
Seattle is creating a recovery center in a hotel for overdose survivors with health needs, providing medical care and connecting them to treatment services.