The fast-acting drug offers a new way to treat depression and fathom its origins. Recent approval of a nasal spray promises to expand access, but much remains unknown about long-term use and the potential for abuse.
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The 12 Steps of Christmas
“Rarely have we seen a person fail–” Not exactly. Join us as we ring in the season, 12-step style.
Meet Adie Wilson-Poe, the Cannabis Scientist
“Of all the things that cannabis can potentially do for humankind, the impact on the opioid crisis is by far the best and biggest thing it could do for humanity.”
The Pharmacy, the Pills and the Crisis
Walgreens acted as its own distributor and, according to a lawsuit, failed to report suspicious orders of pain pills and prevent diversion to the black market.
How I Stayed Sober Through the End of My Marriage
I cried at Starbucks, I cried at fancy bakeries, I cried on public transportation. But I didn’t use or drink.
When Disaster Strikes: Opioid Use Spikes in the Wake of Hurricanes and Fires
For some people already struggling with opioid addiction, a natural disaster may cause a relapse – even an overdose.
Happy Destiny or a Life Sentence: Thoughts on Leaving AA
If you do decide to leave, there are many alternatives to AA, places where you can meet likeminded people, share your experience, and make social connections just as in 12-step meetings.
5 Ways To Practice Compassion Among Your Family and Friends Through the Holidays
No matter how you give and give back this holiday season and beyond, stay mindful about those in need.
On the Other Side of Addiction, Only Love Remains
I knew that when we divorced I had abdicated my rights to the family. But I still loved him as I had since childhood.
Taking Psychedelics Into the Mainstream with Ronan Levy
The Fix talked to Levy about the brave new psychedelic frontier and what role his company, Field Trip Ventures, will play in advancing these substances for therapeutic modalities.