Harm Reduction

health-and-wellness

In August 2024, Representative Joseph P. Kennedy III was transported by ambulance to Massachusetts General Hospital after suffering an apparent drug overdose that was later dete...

substance-profiles

Street names for nitazenes vary by region, language, and market, and are commonly used in harm reduction, treatment, and public health surveillance to identify these synthetic o...

health-and-safety

Corey Harrison, widely known from the television series Pawn Stars , died from an accidental drug overdose involving multiple substances. His death was not the result of a singl...

vaping

Reviews of clinical and population studies indicate that vaping generally poses lower risks than continued smoking, while unknowns remain about long term effects. This guide sum...

health-science

Bed Chem Live refers to a category of designer substances often discussed in online chemistry communities, typically involving novel psychoactive compounds marketed with colloqu...

drugs-substance-use

Meth weights refer to the measurable quantities of methamphetamine encountered in medical, forensic, treatment, and harm reduction contexts. This overview explains typical stree...

recovery-housing

Junkies House is a recovery housing program designed for people with substance use histories who need structured, supportive housing while rebuilding daily stability. It typical...

health-behaviors

"People after drugs" refers to individuals who use psychoactive substances, whether prescribed, legal, or illicit. This includes people who use once, occasionally, or regularly,...

drug-classes

Street names for nitazene compounds vary by region, language, and supply chain. Common labels used in illicit markets include prefixes like "N" or "Nitaz" combined with benzene...

social-identity

Homophobic jokes are remarks, stories, or memes that mock, belittle, or make light of LGBTQ+ identities, often relying on stereotypes or framing queerness as a punchline. At the...