BioCorRx facilitated an anti-opioid implantation in an incarcerated person earlier this year. But the procedure hadn’t been approved by the FDA.

If American and tribal governments take drug companies to court and settle, the money should actually be used to combat addiction.

Since their company, Purdue Pharma, released OxyContin in 1996, almost half a million Americans have died from opioid overdoses.

The paper's otherwise stellar investigative journalism accidentally exposes the failed Beltway consensus.

Alaska’s health clinics were founded to help indigenous people like my family. Thanks to the FDA and Big Pharma, the clinics unwittingly enabled a crisis instead.

The controversial proposed deal with Purdue Pharma hints at better alternatives to for-profit pharmaceutical companies.

New documents show that Big Pharma isn’t the only culprit when it comes to getting people hooked on addictive drugs.

Meet the first—and only—corporate executive to be charged in the opioid crisis.

The 2020 hopeful connected the dots between drug addiction and corporate greed, and "Trump country" took notice.

Two new movies reveal the strengths and weaknesses of the film industry's attempts to tackle America's addiction crisis.

When Chad Baker died from a lethal combination of cocaine and heroin, prosecutors charged Tommy Kosto, his friend and fellow drug user, with killing him—a tactic from the Reagan-era war on drugs that is gaining popularity around the country and making today's opioid crisis even worse.

How the 12 Step program and its decades-old philosophy are exacerbating the opioid crisis

How the “supervised release” program pulls tens of thousands of former inmates back into prison without a fair trial

Why are so many children being raised by their grandparents?

A new Netflix documentary offers a ground-level look at the crisis engulfing one West Virginia town—through the eyes of the women working to save it.