Dry January won’t save you
In a world of phone addiction, loneliness and sexual drought, drinking is the least of your problems
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The two deaths of Brianna Ghey
In her powerful memoir Under A Pink Sky, Esther Ghey writes her daughter was being killed by social media long…
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Matthew Perry was brave to speak about addiction without full recovery
We love a reformed addict story, but admitting to the existence of failure can be a freeing gift to someone…
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Could overdose prevention centres tackle the UK’s drug death crisis?
OPCs have been proven to save lives – but they are yet to be introduced in this country.
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The war on drugs has failed – when will the Tories and Labour accept this?
Britain’s backwards drug laws are causing avoidable deaths, and the public is demanding change.
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Why drugs should be not only decriminalised, but fully legalised
The “War on Drugs” has failed. It’s time that governments, not gangsters, run the drug market.
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How drug deaths in England have reached a record high
There were 4,561 deaths related to drug poisoning in 2020.
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How chronic pain and support for Trump go together
Americans with long-term pain are more likely to vote Republican and oppose the teaching of historical racism.
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