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A clinician's weekly newsletter that argues realistically about substance use treatment, drawing on decades of patient work and critical reading of drug policy. Recent issues examine cuckooing, the exploitation of isolated drug users, and reviews of books on the future of drug markets.
This is a public-health newsletter from the Street Drug Analysis Lab at UNC Chapel Hill, covering trends in US overdose deaths, drug-checking laboratory standards, and first-person recovery stories. It offers policy-oriented analysis and institutional guidance rather than a regular news digest.
Research-based analysis of how opioid settlement money is being spent by US states and local governments, with a focus on accountability and misspending. Readers get explanations of legal guidance, original research updates, and arguments about spending on treatment, harm reduction and law enforcement.
The Platia is a Philadelphia-focused newsletter that pairs practical civic guidance, such as how to register to vote without a permanent address, with reporting on local harm reduction and safety initiatives like safe bar certification. It also publishes a weekly calendar of mutual aid and volunteer opportunities for readers who want to get involved.
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