Collaborate Disseminate
The Taliban banned production of the poppy in 2000. After twenty years of war, Afghanistan is now responsible for 82% of the world’s opium supply. Continue reading Afghanistan’s Opium Business Boomed Under US Occupation
Novel research, recently presented at the American Chemical Society Fall 2020 virtual meeting, has described the discovery of opioid antibodies produced by the immune system following chronic opioid use. The researchers suggest these antibodies may be … Continue reading Antibodies to opioids discovered in long-term users
“The reality is we are fighting two wars, in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the F-22 has not performed a single mission in either theater.” Continue reading Why Is the Air Force Using Stealth Fighters to Blow Up Crude Drug Labs?
Single white men without college degrees are most vulnerable to heroin disorders. Continue reading The Number of Heroin Users in America Grew Five Times in a Decade
It’s been a remarkable week for cyber justice. On Thursday, a Ukrainian man who hatched a plan in 2013 to send heroin to my home and then call the cops when the drugs arrived was sentenced to 41 months in prison for unrelated cybercrime charges. Separately, a 19-year-old American who admitted to being part of a hacker group that sent a heavily-armed police force to my home in 2013 was sentenced to three years probation. Continue reading Men Who Sent Swat Team, Heroin to My Home Sentenced
The new policy hopes to wean addicts off of drugs by inviting them to medical clinics more regularly. Continue reading Canada Is Now Prescribing Heroin to Fight Addiction