In this opinion piece, The Globe and Mail argues that Canada should not be held responsible for America’s fentanyl crisis. It dives into the complex factors driving the epidemic and urges for enhanced cross-border cooperation instead of assigning blame
A recent UK report on problem gambling sounds a powerful wake-up call for Massachusetts public health leaders. As addiction rates continue to climb, the urgency for effective prevention and treatment strategies to protect vulnerable communities has never been greater
China is raising the alarm over a growing “addiction” to blind boxes among young people, sparking concerns about skyrocketing costs and gambling-like behaviors. In response, authorities are stepping up efforts to introduce stricter regulations aimed at curbing this fast-spreading craze nationwide
The country once famous for glamorizing smoking is now taking a bold stand against cigarettes. Driven by rising health awareness and stricter regulations, it’s leading a dynamic cultural shift toward a smoke-free future
A Brazilian tribe has taken a bold step by filing a lawsuit against The New York Times, asserting that the publication unfairly depicted its members as porn addicts in a recent article. The tribe contends that this damaging portrayal threatens their reputation and undermines their cultural integrity.
The dialogue around Canada’s opioid crisis is transforming, moving away from stigma and embracing a more compassionate approach centered on treatment. With overdose rates climbing alarmingly, policymakers and advocates are rallying for innovative solutions that emphasize harm reduction and robust mental health support.
Yo Yo Honey Singh, India’s iconic rap artist, is making headlines as he makes a powerful comeback after overcoming addiction. Known for his chart-topping hits and unique style, Singh’s return marks a significant moment in the Indian music scene.
A recent investigation by BBC reveals that an Indian pharmaceutical company is significantly contributing to West Africa’s escalating opioid crisis. The report highlights alarming practices, including the production and distribution of potent opioids, raising concerns about public health and regulatory oversight in the region.
