view article - The Weight Loss Drug Revolution, Examined 04.30.2026 view article - The Weight Loss Drug Revolution, Examined Health Equity The Weight Loss Drug Revolution, Examined Drugs can treat obesity. Structural change can prevent it. The most promising answers may live at the intersection of both. Guest Author Shrutika Damle
view article - Naloxone, Needles, and the Neighborhood: When Evidence Meets Values In the Opioid Crisis 04.27.2026 view article - Naloxone, Needles, and the Neighborhood: When Evidence Meets Values In the Opioid Crisis Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Naloxone, Needles, and the Neighborhood: When Evidence Meets Values In the Opioid Crisis Can a community insist on safety without turning away from people in crisis, and insist on mercy without asking neighbors to accept chaos? Guest Author Brandon Huynh
view article - When Counting Naloxone Supply, Count on Community 04.13.2026 view article - When Counting Naloxone Supply, Count on Community Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use When Counting Naloxone Supply, Count on Community Naloxone can reverse opioid overdose, but the many ways that people access this life-saving medication are unaccounted for in most data. Fellow Rylie Lillibridge
view article - Campus Safety In the Overdose Crisis 04.07.2026 view article - Campus Safety In the Overdose Crisis Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Campus Safety In the Overdose Crisis With more than 20 million students enrolled in higher education, colleges must treat overdose prevention as a campus‑wide safety imperative. Guest Author Christina Freibott
view article - Deconstructing the Opioid Crisis 03.23.2026 view article - Deconstructing the Opioid Crisis Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Deconstructing the Opioid Crisis OxyContin serves as a powerful example of how corporate interest can drastically shape medical practice and health worldwide. Fellow Mallika Chimpiri
view article - High on Relief, Heavy on Risk 01.15.2026 view article - High on Relief, Heavy on Risk Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use High on Relief, Heavy on Risk Adolescents with mood disorders were more likely to use cannabis and become dependent on it than their peers without mood disorders. Fellow Bernadette Carter-Salmond
view article - Why Many Say No to Addiction Treatment 10.16.2025 view article - Why Many Say No to Addiction Treatment Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Why Many Say No to Addiction Treatment The most common reasons for avoiding treatment for illicit substance use were denial of a problem, concerns about privacy, and fear. Fellow Mallika Chimpiri
view article - Safe Opioid Supply Leads to Better Outcomes 10.09.2025 view article - Safe Opioid Supply Leads to Better Outcomes Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Safe Opioid Supply Leads to Better Outcomes Safer opioid supply programs are effective strategies against the opioid epidemic, reducing overdoses, infections, and health care costs. Fellow Rowena Lindsay
view article - We Need Congress to Get Serious About Lowering Drug Costs 10.06.2025 view article - We Need Congress to Get Serious About Lowering Drug Costs Health Equity Policy We Need Congress to Get Serious About Lowering Drug Costs Drug middlemen hold power over the prescription drug industry and Americans’ health. Reform is necessary to ensure they put customers first. Guest Author Katherine O'Malley