There are complex historical connections between sexual minoritisation and desires to
chemically alter bodily experience. For gay men, drug and alcohol use can be a creative or …

This review traces the literatures in cultural anthropology and neighboring disciplines that
are focused on addiction as an object of knowledge and intervention, and as grounds for self …

Stigma is a known barrier to treating substance use disorders and dramatically diminishes
the quality of life of people who use drugs (PWUD) nonmedically. Stigma against PWUD …

Abstract Background and Aims North America's overdose epidemic is increasingly driven by
fentanyl and fentanyl‐adulterated drugs. Supervised consumption sites, including low …

Drug use is widely understood in terms of its subjects, substances and settings. But what
happens when these distinctions start to blur? Injecting Bodies in More-than-Human Worlds …

Since the advent of direct‐acting antiviral hepatitis C treatments, widespread enthusiasm
about disease elimination has emerged. This article examines experiences of hepatitis C …

Introduction People who use drugs have a long history of mobilising to reduce harm within
their communities, significantly influencing harm reduction efforts globally. Peers with lived …

This article investigates everyday experiences and practises that are associated with
processes of pharmaceuticalization and with practices of 'drug diversion'—that is, the illicit …

This introduction to conjoined special issues of Contemporary Drug Problems and Social
History of Alcohol and Drugs, the journal of the Alcohol and Drugs History Society, began …

North America continues to witness escalating rates of opioid overdose deaths. Scale-up of
existing and innovative life-saving services–such as overdose prevention sites (OPS) as …