Home / Resources / News Latest News On this page you will find the latest relevant updates on a broad range of health and policy related topics, including HIV, hepatitis C, drug use, overdose prevention, harm reduction, drug treatment and criminal justice. First«...4041424344...»Last War on Drugs Takes Center Stage at UN as Global Leaders and International Activists Assemble in NY 22 Feb 2016 In April, the world will come together to talk about drugs. The United Nations will host a General Assembly Special Session on Drugs, the most significant high-level international drug policy event in almost two decades. New DAA Hepatitis C Drugs 20 Feb 2016 New Direct Acting Antiviral drugs, such as Harvoni, Sofosbuvir and Boceprevir have been approved by NICE. CND Blog: Informal Interactive Stakeholder Consultation 19 Feb 2016 Opening Segment Macmillan calls on government to do more to prevent pain at the end of life 18 Feb 2016 New research, published by Macmillan Cancer Support on Saturday, found that one in 10 people who died with cancer in England in 2014 spent the last 48 hours of their lives without sufficient pain relief. The World Has Failed People Who Use Drugs 17 Feb 2016 A speech delivered by Olga Szubert on behalf of the Harm Reduction International at the ongoing civil society hearing at the UN Headquarters in New York. Putting health at the centre of the response to drugs 14 Feb 2016 Palliative care advocacy at the World Health Organization Executive Board meeting. Remarks at the Informal Interactive Stakeholder Consultation for the UNGASS 11 Feb 2016 by Yury Fedotov, Director General/Executive Director of the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime. Annual Parliamentary Hearing: "The world drug problem: taking stock and strengthening the global response" 10 Feb 2016 UNDOC: The sharing of a message from United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon. A Chance to Get Drug Policy Right 8 Feb 2016 What do drug experts in Africa, Latin America, Asia, and the U.S. have in common? They all recognize that the war on drugs has failed, and that it’s time for a change. Massachusetts Chief’s Tack in Drug War: Steer Addicts to Rehab, Not Jail 3 Feb 2016 Convinced that addiction is a disease, not a crime or moral failing, Chief Campanello, became the law enforcement officer offering heroin users an alternative to prison. First«...4041424344...»Last Share this on: