Overdose deaths in the United States drop for first time in two decades
The drop marks the first time that the number of overdose-related deaths has fallen since 1999.
The drop marks the first time that the number of overdose-related deaths has fallen since 1999.
In total, the HPV vaccine program could prevent over 100,000 cases of cancer by 2058, officials said.
Existing HIV treatment used antiretroviral therapy, which is not a cure for HIV and requires lifelong use. In this study, researchers used a gene editing system to remove large fragments of HIV DNA from infected cells, along with a new drug regimen called long-acting slow-effective release. This approach eliminated HIV DNA from about one-third of the mice, marking the first time that HIV had been eradicated from the genomes of living animals.
Their new strategy has already helped speed up research into these molecules, including a planned clinical trial in humans.
The plan will provide Medicaid coverage to approximately 90,000 undocumented residents between ages 19 and 25.
Diabetics in Colorado who use insulin to control their blood sugar levels won’t pay more than $100 per month for the drug starting in January.
The Ghana National PolioPlus Committee on Wednesday has marked 10 years of the country’s polio-free status.
Researchers have finally discovered an antidote to the deadly sting that is delivered by the most venomous creature on earth — the Australian box jellyfish. Each box jellyfish carries enough venom to kill more than 60 humans.
Federal prosecutors filed criminal charges relating to opioid distribution against one of the US’ 10 largest pharmaceutical distributors and two of its executives, both of whom could be sentenced to life in prison.
China announced it will ban all variants of a powerful opioid responsible for many of the deaths in America’s opioid crisis.