Drug Use
Why Are Presidential Candidates in This Country Getting Tested for Cocaine?
When one candidate posted evidence of a clean drugs test, his rivals competing in the Philippine presidential race felt compelled to follow.
Help Drug Researchers Answer All the Big Questions
It's the tenth anniversary of the Global Drug Survey – and they need your help finding out how the world uses drugs.
The Years I Spent Freebasing Heroin in the Toilets at My Work
I never thought I'd become physically dependent. But then nobody ever does.
Tripping On Your Lunch Break: Inside the Rise of Casual DMT Use
The “spirit molecule” is edging further into the mainstream, thanks to vapes that compress an hours-long trip into a ten-minute one.
How to Test Your Drugs for Fentanyl
Test strips are easy to use and can turn up synthetic opioids in heroin, cocaine, and other powders before you actually put them in your body.
Gen Z Love Cocaine Just as Much as Their Parents
Plenty of British teens are just as eager to get a bag in as their older siblings.
George Floyd Tribute Vandalized With His Toxicology Report: ‘Mix of Drugs Presents in Difficulty Breathing!’
The paper also included derogatory notes that echo Derek Chauvin’s defense attorneys.
2020 Was the Year of the Magic Mushroom
During an incredibly anxious year, the therapeutic and spiritual benefits of psilocybin were welcomed with open arms and open minds.
These Cities Are Stopping Police From Responding to Homelessness, Drug Use, and Mental Health Issues
Los Angeles proposed the change Tuesday. San Francisco and Albuquerque have already made it.
Malaysia’s Police Force Has A Drug Problem
It’s not just civilians who are succumbing to drug use in the country.
More Drug Users Are Intentionally Using Fentanyl Amid Overdose Crisis, Study Finds
The way we think about harm reduction and fentanyl should change, Canadian researchers suggest.