Three Years of Declining Overdose Deaths: Cautious Optimism and Lingering Concerns
The U.S. has seen three consecutive years of declining drug overdose deaths, offering cautious optimism. However, experts warn that progress remains f...
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Trump Considers Approval of 7-OH, a Kratom-Derived Opioid, for Certain Forms
President Trump indicated on Monday that the federal government may approve some forms of 7-OH, an opioid derived from the kratom plant. While the spe...
Sackler Family Member Admits Opioid Addiction Amid $6.5B Settlement Negotiations
Joss Sackler, wife of a former Purdue Pharma board member, admitted to opioid addiction while her family negotiated a $6.5 billion settlement for thei...
White House Drug Strategy Clashes with Trump Administration's Recent Policy Moves
The White House unveiled a new drug strategy emphasizing naloxone, medication-assisted treatment, and fentanyl test strips. However, recent actions by...
How a North Carolina Harm Reduction Network Rebuilt the Safety Net After Hurricane Helene
Hurricane Helene disrupted access to critical medications like Suboxone for people in recovery, forcing a grassroots network in western North Carolina...
Purdue Pharma to Dissolve After Judge Approves Criminal Sentence for OxyContin Maker
Purdue Pharma, the maker of OxyContin, will dissolve and be replaced by a public-benefit company following a federal judge's approval of its criminal...
How Natural Disasters Disrupt Opioid Recovery: A Call for Better Emergency Access to Medication
Hurricane Helene in 2024 exposed critical gaps in opioid addiction recovery support during disasters. A group of doctors warns that without policy cha...
Thousands of Opioid Victims Excluded from Purdue Pharma Settlement Despite Years of Waiting
After years of waiting for justice, tens of thousands of opioid victims will be shut out of Purdue Pharma’s $7.4 billion bankruptcy settlement. New el...
Opioid Victims: Have You Received Settlement Payments from Purdue, Mallinckrodt, or Endo?
ProPublica and The Philadelphia Inquirer are investigating how opioid victims have been compensated for addiction and harm caused by billions of presc...
Judge Delays Purdue Pharma Sentencing to Allow In-Person Victim Attendance
A federal judge postponed Purdue Pharma’s sentencing to ensure opioid victims could attend the hearing in person. The decision followed protests outsi...
Purdue Pharma Faces $225M Forfeiture Sentencing, Unlocking $7B Sackler Settlement Over Opioid Crisis
A federal judge is set to sentence Purdue Pharma to forfeit $225 million on May 14, 2024, finalizing a landmark opioid settlement. The Sackler family...
Trump Courts Joe Rogan Behind the Scenes Despite Iran War Criticism
President Trump and his administration are aggressively courting Joe Rogan, despite the podcast host's vocal criticism of the Iran war. Rogan's influe...
Former Employees Allege Fraud at Kentucky’s Largest Drug Rehab Center Amid Medicaid Billing Investigation
Former staff at Kentucky’s largest drug rehab center, Addiction Recovery Care, allege they were pressured to falsify billing reports for Medicaid-fund...