For the first time, actor Michael K. Williams’ nephew speaks out about losing his beloved uncle to fentanyl. Comic Kate Quigley reveals...

BY NORAH O'DONNELL SOURCE: CBS NEWS The leading cause of death for Americans between 18 and 45 isn't COVID-19 or car accidents — it's...

Song for Charlie co-founders Ed and Mary Ternan recently spoke with Elizabeth Vargas for Partnership to End Addiction’s podcast, Heart of...

A Diverse Coalition of Nonprofits, Corporations, Government Agencies and Schools come together to raise awareness about fentanyl in fake...

By Madeline Holcombe, SOURCE: CNN (CNN)Teen overdose deaths have been rapidly rising, even as their drug use hits a low, according to a...

NIH-supported research highlights growing, dangerous trend, particularly for people new to drug use SOURCE: National Institute on Drug...

People Magazine Exclusive By Alexandra Rockey Fleming Amanda Eubanks says her 13-year-old boy didn't know what drug he was taking, and...

Fentanyl is now the leading cause of death for people 18-45 years old in the United States, according to the CDC.

PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV) - Given a major increase in overdose deaths from fentanyl, there are more conversations happening now about prevention

PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV) - A Portland couple is pushing for more awareness of the dangers of fentanyl, which is fueling a dramatic increase in

PORTLAND, Ore. — Fake pills laced with fentanyl have killed countless teenagers this year, including two in Portland. According to the CDC,

According to Kaiser, Oregon saw 472 overdoses in 2020. Between January and August of 2021, Oregon saw 473 more. SOURCE: KGW8 NBC Author:...