Prison gave Ginny Burton the one thing addiction never would, a stretch of days without drugs. Twenty-nine states now fill that space with methadone and buprenorphine.

Massachusetts suspended my license for tapering addicted patients to sobriety (under the umbrella of my ‘thought-crime’ of saying narcotic addiction is not a disease). The expert it hired to condemn

He let his heroin-drugged self be “stolen” off Mass Ave’s ‘Methadone Mile’, evoking biblical Isaiah’s “Here am I; send me.”

Nobody has tested multi-month tapering, because addictionology presumes that tapering fails and benefits if it does. QED.

“nonjudgmental” Montpelier blares dispersal soundwaves to homeless interlopers

The eternal pandemic is good for (the research-grant) business. Be scared, be very very scared! Because this time, …

following MM -”creator” Vincent Dole’s lineage and reasoning, Salsitz advocates an ‘opiate addiction / diabetes’-equivalence: telling a patient she will never be “done”.

Six years ago you told me to throw away my Zika-work and -theories.

Robert Baird treated diabetes by day on Fifth Avenue and took Harlem addicts off heroin at night (without “maintenance-” narcotics) through love, care, hope, and respect.