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Seventy thousand people are hospitalized each year in Australia due to alcohol abuse, which causes more damage than all illicit drugs combined.
Big pharmaceutical companies exploit the poor by outsourcing clinical trials to developing countries.
Myanmar has long been a major source of the world's heroin, now also producing new drugs that reach as far as Australia through China.
Over 28,000 Americans died from opioid overdoses in 2014, prompting some to seek recovery through cannabis at a detox facility in rural Maine.
Gang-related homicides in Compton are at a 10-year high, prompting an investigation into whether cannabis can help alleviate trauma from violence and police brutality.
Cape Town's crack crisis reveals drug dealing by youths in both poor and middle-class areas.
Child prostitution in South Africa escalates as children are recruited into the sex industry.
Up to 70,000 narcotics addicts live in Yunnan province, with some areas reporting an addict in every second family.
68 inmates at a New Hampshire prison participate in one of the country's more intensive substance abuse treatment programs amid a growing opioid crisis.
Emily's father was sentenced to 14 years in prison for sexually abusing her, and she now seeks to confront him through a restorative justice program.
Mitch McConnell modifies the GOP health care bill to gain support for repealing Obamacare.
Alcohol's role in social rituals, from celebrations to mourning, raises questions about its necessity and the health risks of consumption.
Rhonda Hardin, a heroin addict in Louisville, Kentucky, faces potential loss of access to crucial drug treatment services if the Affordable Care Act is repealed.
7% of Dublin's population has been affected by a drug problem that has persisted despite the city's economic growth.
Europe's Meth Scourge reveals the violent consequences of the growing meth trade in Switzerland.
The video humorously questions if Fat Camp can cure American obesity, linking it to Donald Trump.
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Over 4 million cans of beer are sold annually in White Clay, Nebraska, primarily to members of the Oglala Lakota Sioux tribe living on the Pine Ridge reservation.
70% of Sierra Leone's population lives below the poverty line, despite receiving over $300 million in foreign aid in 2005.
Activists in Vancouver distribute free drugs to combat the overdose crisis caused by fentanyl.
In nine months, Pastor Mick Fleming set up a church, a food bank, a recovery meeting, and a charity shop to support vulnerable communities in Burnley.
A former Vapor, who was 16 at the time, was given a 20% chance to live after experiencing severe health issues related to vaping.
More than 100 conversion clinics operate in the United States, promoting therapies that claim to change sexual orientation, despite widespread criticism.
Over 2,000 unsolved murders have occurred since Thailand's government launched a crackdown on drugs, targeting suspected users and dealers.
Hepatitis C cases rise in the United States, highlighting the need for education and awareness.
In Tamale, Ghana, a civilian anti-drug task force emerges in response to the opioid addiction crisis, challenging local authorities and raising questions about vigilante justice.
Pharmaceutical companies spent $4.5 billion on lobbying and campaign contributions, raising concerns about the FDA's ability to ensure drug safety.
Two milligrams of fentanyl can potentially cause an overdose, making it over 50 times stronger than heroin and a leading cause of overdose deaths in the US.
Over 15,000 young people are recruited into drug dealing through organized crime groups in the UK, often as a means of security and survival.
The War on Drugs has cost the United States over one trillion dollars since its inception in 1971, with critics calling it a failed initiative.
89 bars of cocaine have been discovered in Fiji, revealing the island's growing role in the South Pacific drug trade.
Nitazenes, a potent synthetic opiate, raises overdose fears in Europe similar to North America's crisis.
Up to 4 million people in the US use anabolic steroids, making them more popular than heroin.
Traffic fatalities in the US have increased by 50% in recent years, raising concerns about drivers under the influence of cannabis.
A nicotine pouch containing 11 mg of nicotine caused intense burning in the user's gums, comparable to the nicotine content of an average cigarette.
Portugal decriminalized drug use in 2001, allowing individuals to possess up to 10 days' worth of drugs for personal use without facing criminal charges.
4 million children under 15 are estimated to start smoking every day in India, contributing to a rising tobacco consumption despite health warnings.
In Indonesia, children are increasingly targeted by global tobacco companies, leading to widespread smoking and hazardous labor in tobacco harvesting for major UK cigarette brands.
Manisha Krishnan visits NYC and Vancouver to address the drug death crisis in 2021.
Michael, a veteran, shares his experiences in a veterans-only housing unit that provides therapy and support for issues like PTSD and addiction.
In the streets of Manila, a corporate photographer documents the harsh realities of drug addiction amidst the city's stark contrasts of wealth and poverty.
Scotland has the highest cocaine consumption and drug death rate in Europe, alarming authorities.
Yemen slows down daily as Khat consumption impacts society and agriculture.
Yemen's qat habit affects lives, with ninety percent of men chewing it daily and concerns rising.
Adam Atari died in police custody in Beaumont, sparking protests and calls for justice.
Kenya faces a gambling crisis as children become addicted to illegal machines in markets.
Kids On Ice reveals the crystal meth epidemic affecting rural Australia and its youth.
A man battles heroin addiction and considers kratom as a recovery tool after past rehab failures.
