Lev Facher is an Addiction Reporter at STAT. He focuses on health and wellness, with particular attention to medicine and healthcare, as well as alternative medicine, covering topics such as drug trafficking, methamphetamine, and the impact of COVID-19. Lev's work has been featured in the Boston Globe Technology and STAT.
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"It is a real trend, and that’s great," the CDC director says about a sharp drop in drug overdose deaths. But she also warned, "This can get away from us."
By: Lev Facher
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By: Usha Lee McFarling, Sarah Owermohle, Lev Facher, Anil Oza
By: Lev Facher
A Rhode Island nonprofit is set to open a government-sanctioned site for illicit drug use this week, making it just the second organization in the U.S. to officially offer supervised consumption and the first to do so outside New York City.
By: Lev Facher
By Lev Facher Dec. 11, 2024 Despite the seemingly uncontroversial goal of Robert F.
James Mannion knew what he needed. For nine months, while incarcerated in a county jail in Portland, Maine, he pleaded for a medication called
Trump's return comes as Americans grow less tolerant of people with addiction The new year and new presidential administration could mark a significant shift in the U.S. response to the opioid crisis.
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