view article - Preventing Teens from Driving Under the Influence 10.03.2024 view article - Preventing Teens from Driving Under the Influence Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Preventing Teens from Driving Under the Influence By communicating openly about the dangers of drug use and impaired driving, parents play a key role in helping teens avoid risky behaviors. Guest Author Andrew Yockey
view article - Negative Impacts of Psychedelic Drugs 07.09.2024 view article - Negative Impacts of Psychedelic Drugs Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Negative Impacts of Psychedelic Drugs While there is buzz about the potential benefits of using psychedelic drugs for mental health treatment, research shows that the risks may outweigh the rewards. Fellow Lia Musumeci
view article - The New School 04.29.2024 view article - The New School Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use The New School Diversion programs are perceived by school staff as effective methods to prevent adolescent substance use, but they are not often implemented in school settings. Instead, they turn to punishment-based strategies. Fellow Lia Musumeci
view article - Drug Confiscation: For Better or Worse? 03.26.2024 view article - Drug Confiscation: For Better or Worse? Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Drug Confiscation: For Better or Worse? While drug seizures are used to limit the use of illegal substances, disrupting drug markets may not be as effective as intended, and in some instances, may increase overdose risk. Fellow Heather Sherr
view article - Decoding Decriminalization 02.07.2024 view article - Decoding Decriminalization Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Decoding Decriminalization Decriminalization can reduce drug-related arrests and improve racial equity, but it does not fully eliminate structural racism from arrest practices. Fellow Adna Jaganjac
view article - Syringe Programs Reduce Harm in Rural Kentucky 11.22.2022 view article - Syringe Programs Reduce Harm in Rural Kentucky Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Syringe Programs Reduce Harm in Rural Kentucky Syringe exchange programs can reduce new infectious disease diagnoses in rural areas, researchers determined from Kentucky Medicaid data. Guest Authors Matthew Walton, Kailyn Conner, Cameron Bushling, Angela Taylor
view article - Psychedelic Public Health 04.16.2021 view article - Psychedelic Public Health Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Psychedelic Public Health Researchers' efforts are providing significant new evidence that psychedelics are some of the safest and most effective tools for combating the global mental health crisis. Guest Author Mackenzie Bullard
view article - Sex and Drugs 06.24.2020 view article - Sex and Drugs Sexual & Reproductive Health Adolescent Health Sex and Drugs We know from prior research that early sexual activity is associated with the use of intoxicating substances. However, it is not immediately clear why. Guest Authors Richard Robins, David Angus Clark
view article - How Hip-Hop Heals 10.30.2019 view article - How Hip-Hop Heals Health Equity Incarceration How Hip-Hop Heals Rafik Nader Wahbi reflects on leading hip-hop music writing classes at the Suffolk County House of Correction in their substance use treatment unit. Guest Author Rafik Nader Wahbi