As drug historian David Herzberg notes in a Washington Post review of Quinones' book, "Quinones has no laboratory or epidemiological evidence that P2P meth is different from ephedrine-produced ...

RENO, Nev. (News 4 & Fox 11) — Methamphetamine has been destroying lives for decades as a highly addictive stimulant that wreaks havoc on the brain in exchange for short lived euphoria. As authorities ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — A surge of cheap, potent methamphetamine from Mexico is flooding the U.S. drug market, and the growing problem is exacerbating the mental health and homelessness crises in Portland.

A stronger and more dangerous version of methamphetamine and fentanyl are helping drive America's homeless crisis, with users quickly slipping into debilitating addiction and mental illness that makes ...

The rise of P2P methamphetamine is fueling mental health problems and homelessness across the United States, according to a new book. In the early 2000s, most methamphetamine available in the United ...

While tens of thousands continue to die annually from opioid overdoses, best-selling author Sam Quinones says that another, potentially more devastating addiction epidemic is underway in America, ...

Methamphetamine is the largest synthetic drug industry in the world and the most consumed stimulant in the United States, far surpassing the consumption of cocaine. It is also fueling the criminal ...

A story about polysubstance use in today's New York Times mentions "super meth" four times: once in the headline, once in a subhead, and twice in the body text. "A decade or so ago, Mexican drug lords ...