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The theory that cannabis can help reduce opioid dependency is getting more support.
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The theory that cannabis can help reduce opioid dependency is getting more support.
The surveillance systems track overdoses in real time.
The United Nations is calling the increasing abuse of tramadol “the other opioid crisis."
Five months after baseball player Tyler Skaggs died of an opioid overdose, Major League Baseball is changing its rules about drugs.
As part of a change in the Major League Baseball’s drug agreement, players testing positive for opioids would enter treatment and not be suspended.
The doctor had five patients die of fatal overdoses in less than a year.
19 individuals have been arrested in Massachusetts.
A provocative art installation aimed at drawing attention to the United States’ opioid crisis may soon be coming to a city near you.
The settlement is a part of a $700 million agreement between a U.K. company and a coalition of 50 states over the company's marketing...
The Diversion Investigation Unit will investigate those playing a role in Michigan's opioid epidemic.
Each are facing the possibility of a twenty-year sentence.
A team of engineers and physicians at UC Davis developed the breath test to treat chronic pain and monitor opioid use.
Multiple drug companies have asked U.S. District Court Judge Dan Polster to recuse himself from overseeing national opioid litigation.
The company's owners are the Sacklers, the 19th-richest family in the U.S.
The bill would promote relief and dignity for terminal patients.
The new program attempts to stem the wave of deaths from narcotics overdose.
In the midst of an opioid crisis, the FDA approved a new opioid that's stronger than Fentanyl.
Why are Ontario's injured workers being told to seek opioids over medical marijuana?
Officials with the New York Department of Health support that view that cannabis can provide a safer alternative to prescription opioids.
Can decriminalizing all drugs lead to better addiction treatment and improved public health?