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Why Missouri Prisons Can Be Deadly for People With Opioid Addictions

In a prison system rife with drugs, a new civil rights lawsuit accuses the Missouri DOC of punishing people for addiction, rather than treating it.

St. Louis • 03.05.2026

Federal Prisons Were Told to Provide Addiction Medications. Instead, They Punish People Who Use Them.

Congress directed the Bureau of Prisons to make Suboxone and other medications widely available, but only a small fraction of those who need the help have received it.

News • 12.12.2022

Treatment for Opioid Addiction, With No Strings Attached

Some doctors are abandoning the long-held belief that treating addiction is impossible without talk therapy.

News • 05.10.2019

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