...the situation has improved, mostly because of renewed efforts on the demand side. Estonia adopted harm reduction strategies used effectively in other countries, such as take-home naloxone; ready access to MAT; and efforts to destigmatize drug use and drug users.
It’s ridiculously simple to transport secretly, alongside legitimate cargo that comes across the border every day.
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As with other fast- growing, largely unregulated new healthcare industries, observers are getting concerned about a rising number of incidents, some quite serious.
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To date, we continue to lack a widely- used, effective roadside method for detecting cannabis impaired driving.
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Something that would never happen in reality. So why pretend it does, just for effect?
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The NYT article did strike me as, well, a bit histrionic in tone, along the lines of the early media pieces about crack following the death of basketball star Len Bias.
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…it’s possible that one or more of the other major players in the region would attempt to take over.
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…drugs, being so ridiculously easy to conceal, are a perennial favorite for any sort of smuggling operation.
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…we made a popular drug of abuse legal, widely available in shops and online, and proceed to market the heck out of it– did we really think that the number of users would go down?
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Right now, and very recently, the curve of overdoses has sloped downward. It’s the first real decline we’ve seen in a long time.
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I remember the late James Milam PhD suggesting that the ability to vividly recall one’s first use of a substance might actually be an indicator of future problems.
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Sounds as if Perry probably wasn’t the only customer, either.
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