opioids

Morphine, hydromorphone, oxycodone, codeine, and fentanyl all seem to disappear without a known cause from Canadian hospitals

Opinion: By declaring a national public welfare emergency, Ottawa could unlock critical funds to respond to Canada’s opioid crisis

In Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, at Ground Zero of the opioid crisis, once-controversial Insite is now just one small part of a tragic landscape

Canadians came together to mark International Overdose Awareness Day at a time when the opioid crisis is ravaging their communities

Legalized marijuana offers chance to investigate substitution effects for people who use opioids

One in seven people in Ontario filled an opioid prescription last year, but this map shows some parts of the province are seeing far higher use than others

Dr. Darryl Gebien had a young family and a rewarding career. A fentanyl addiction left him broke, near death and destined for prison.

With the DEA and the CIA often working at cross-purposes, observers say it’s a war that can’t be won

Our understanding of severe pain is inadequate