Morning Roundup: May 15, 2018
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- 'Mental Health Not a Death Sentence' Says David Harewood [BBC]
- NH Artist, Poet Publish Book About Heroin Overdose Victims [Concord Monitor]
- Philippine Judge's Removal After Speaking Out Against War on Drugs Sparks Fears for Democracy [Independent]
- Heroin and Cocaine Impact Users Differently Depending on Location [Earth.com]
- Homelessness, Addiction and Recovery: Inside Margot Kidder's Battle with Mental Health [People]
- Former Lawyer Helps Others as Addiction Recovery Coach [US News & World Report]
- More Evidence Companies Pay Some Doctors to Prescribe Opioids [NBC News]
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