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Residents of the Las Vegas tunnels face dangers and isolation while seeking refuge underground.
Over a quarter of children and teenagers in Russia live in poverty, with one in five having tried drugs at least once.
Maine's strict opioid law complicates access for chronic pain patients amid an addiction epidemic.
In Chiapas, Mexico, residents consume two liters of sugary drinks daily, leading to a diabetes crisis exacerbated by Covid-19.
A motor neurone disease sufferer expresses his wish to avoid a lingering death, advocating for the right to die with dignity through assisted dying legislation.
Tulum sees a rise in people taking Bufo Alvarius, despite reports of negative experiences.
New York City's homelessness crisis has surged during the Coronavirus pandemic, with over 60,000 in shelters and more than 3,000 living on the streets.
Last year, Afghanistan produced 93% of the world's heroin, as a small number of counter-narcotics police struggle to combat the drug trade.
Today, Argentina faces a crisis with the enormously addictive drug paco among its youth.
Switzerland examines not-for-profit cannabis sales and public health in pilot studies.
George Charlton, known as 'Naloxone Man', discusses the impact of the UK's once-liberal harm reduction policies on drug use and public health.
Puerto Rico's HIV/Aids crisis is exacerbated by overwhelmed health programs and drug use.
A journalist with multiple sclerosis tests various wellness therapies, including goat yoga, to assess their effectiveness and acceptance in mainstream healthcare.
Government figures estimate about 1,500 children sleep on the streets of Bucharest, with unofficial estimates suggesting the number could be double that.
Russians drink almost half the world's hard liquor, contributing to a life expectancy of just 58 years for men in the country.
Russians increasingly drink to numb post-Soviet pain, leading to record alcoholism rates.
Last week, Scotland became the first country to introduce minimum unit pricing on alcohol.
Basuco, the world's cheapest drug, costs only 30 cents a hit and is made from toxic cocaine residue mixed with substances like kerosene and crushed human bones.
Cape Town faces a national crystal meth crisis that affects community life and safety.
By the end of February 2003, over 1,500 people had been killed in Thailand as part of a government campaign against drug addiction.
Over 110,000 Americans died of drug overdoses in 2022, a crisis now threatening Europe as synthetic opioids increasingly enter its drug supply.
Talbot County, Maryland, showcases community efforts by law enforcement, civic leaders, and the recovery community to combat the opioid epidemic.
Talbot County, Maryland, showcases a collaborative effort among law enforcement, civic leaders, and the recovery community to combat the opioid epidemic.
On September 6, 2015, 24-year-old Matt Dawson-Clarke's family learned he died during an ayahuasca retreat in Peru, prompting an investigation into the risks of this unregulated industry.
According to American health authorities, 400,000 children a year are born to mothers who use crack or cocaine, facing lifelong damage from their mothers' addiction.
Fighters in Rochdale, Manchester, face the risk of broken cheekbones and dislocated jaws as they settle long-standing disputes in bare-knuckle matches.
The Mexican Sinaloa cartel traffics crystal meth from Chinese and Indian factories worldwide.
Stephanie and Medics respond to K2 emergencies in Glen Oaks, Que New York, highlighting a crisis.
Photojournalist Paolo Marchetti highlights child prostitution in China and Europe's far-right rise.
A mother searches for her 14-year-old daughter, Crystal Sanchez, who has been missing for a week after a shoplifting incident.
Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid 100 times stronger than heroin, is rapidly replacing heroin in North America, leading to unprecedented levels of addiction and death.
Kensington fights for Safe House, the first safe injection site in the U.S., amid legal battles.
Manisha Krishnan reveals the combo drug's rise among Silicon Valley's Tech Elites.
Over 780 million prescription opioids were delivered to West Virginia over six years, contributing to the state's highest overdose death rates in the country.
Derick Macbeth faces liver disease from casual drinking habits in Britain, needing a transplant.
Paraquat is used in India as a deadly means of suicide, raising health concerns.
42% of the local population around Lake Victoria is infected with AIDS, largely due to the practice of 'jaboya', where women trade sex for fish.
David shares his struggles as a non-offending pedophile seeking understanding and help.
30 percent of depressed individuals do not respond to current treatments, prompting research into psychedelics as potential therapies for mental health issues.
About 15,000 hectares of Kava are cultivated on Vanuatu's outer islands, where the drink plays a significant role in local culture and social gatherings.
Mariam Musa reveals how TikTok Shop is changing online shopping and pricing strategies.
880,000 children are enslaved in the global tobacco industry, facing health risks while working in the fields of Malawi.
Phil Hammond uses bare knuckle fighting as therapy at Spartan Bare Knuckle Fight Club.
The number of adult nicotine pouch users in the UK has tripled in the last four years, raising concerns about their addictive nature and legality for minors.
Switzerland faces a growing crack addiction crisis, straining social services and support systems.
Outlaw Laboratory has sent legal letters to small businesses in at least 12 states, demanding settlements of up to $10,000 over the sale of sexual enhancement pills.
Norway decriminalizes all drug use, following the successful Portuguese model amid tightening U.S. policies.
Barbara Harris in Alabama pays drug users to prevent pregnancies through Project Prevention.
