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An Unprecedented 22 Percent Drop in Drug Deaths Does Not Mean Prohibition Is Finally Working
During the year ending last August, according to preliminary estimates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ...
How opioid deaths tripled in Philly over a decade − and what may be behind a recent downturn
(THE CONVERSATION) After nearly a decade of almost year-over-year increases in overdose deaths, the tide may finally be turning in Philadelphia.
The FDA’s Proposed Ban On Cigarettes Will Fail Just As Prohibition Did
The prohibition of liquor a century ago was a disaster. Yet the FDA is setting up a repeat with its proposed ban of cigarettes.
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Minnesota cannabis agency launches grant for communities affected by prohibition
The Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management is launching a new grant that will go to support marginalized communities that ...
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Rooted in Colonialism, Coca Prohibition Could Be Nearing Its End
As the WHO reviews coca leaves' international scheduling status, momentum is growing to address this injustice to Indigenous Andean peoples.
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Colombian president Gustavo Petro says cocaine is ‘no worse than whiskey’
The country’s leader made the controversial remarks at a chaotic televised cabinet meeting.Colombian President Gustavo Petro ...
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An Unprecedented 22 Percent Drop in Drug Deaths Does Not Mean Prohibition Is Finally Working
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