Inside Group Sex Events, a Hidden Culture of Consent and Care Emerges in New Research
Interviews with twenty group sex participants in British Columbia reveal a collaborative culture of consent circles, attendee vetting, and community-enforced ...
Interviews with twenty group sex participants in British Columbia reveal a collaborative culture of consent circles, attendee vetting, and community-enforced ...
A 20-year French surveillance study found that active hepatitis C infection among people who use drugs fell by half between ...
A Simon Fraser University study found that reports of police drug seizures without arrest rose during the first year of ...
A prospective cohort study in Vancouver finds that municipal encampment sweeps involving confiscation of belongings and forced displacement are strongly ...
A lived experience commentary in the Journal of Eating Disorders challenges 'treatment-resistant' and 'terminal' labels and proposes a five-principle recovery-fostering ...
A five-year population-level time-series analysis found that British Columbia's decriminalization of small-amount drug possession sharply reduced police encounters without measurably ...
A new AI & Society paper argues that for people excluded from adequate human care, AI caregiving offers genuine advantages ...
A rapid review of 57 studies finds Housing First programs consistently outperform treatment-first models in keeping homeless adults with substance ...
A nationwide survey of 585 U.S. pharmacists finds majority confidence in partnering with opioid treatment programs to dispense methadone, despite ...
A survey of nearly 600 psychedelic users found they agreed with 18 of 19 safety recommendations from Lisa Bieberman's little-known ...
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