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  1. 13 hours ago

    doesn’t approve supplements before they hit store shelves? Or know what’s in them? Or even who makes them?

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  2. 15 hours ago

    The data are clear: there are too few in development to meet current and anticipated patient needs.

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  3. 16 hours ago

    are needed to protect patients who have weakened immune systems and are at risk for secondary bacterial infections. How to make sure they remain effective:

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  4. 19 hours ago

    Only 26% of people with use disorder receive any kind of treatment. Changing how we talk about it may encourage more individuals to seek medical attention for treating this chronic disease.

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    24 hours ago

    About 6 in 10 Americans feel attached to their communities. We're joining our community for . Learn about the many ways you can participate:

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  6. May 4

    Watch: the evolution of the antibiotic pipeline since 2014:

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  7. May 4

    Over 1 million Americans have fallen ill with , but widespread testing has faced obstacles since the start of the outbreak. ’s Joshua M. Sharfstein, M.D., explains why.

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    May 4

    A truly global threat like affects every person on the planet, and it presents an opportunity to come together as a global community.

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  9. May 4

    The pandemic has infected more than 2.5 million people worldwide.

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  10. May 4

    Four elements can help individuals with use disorder return to the community post-jail or prison— 1. Funding for ongoing care 2. Comprehensive discharge planning 3. Robust infrastructure for data exchange 4. Accessible, high-quality treatment

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    May 4

    Q: How many novel in the pipeline can treat dangerous Gram-negative pathogens? A: Zero

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  12. May 3

    When used to treat use disorder, -approved medications are proven to have better outcomes, in part because they: • Block effects of opioids • Reduce opioid cravings • Reduce withdrawal symptoms

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  13. May 3

    Nontraditional products are key in the fight against . Currently, there are 30 nontraditional products in development. However, they’re active against a limited range of pathogens.

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  14. May 2

    Many states are collecting data on testing and cases, but without consistent reporting methods, it’s difficult to understand broader patterns about the disease.

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  15. May 1

    Fact: In 2018, more than 20 million people age 12 or older suffered from a substance use disorder—which can lead to high rates of injury, disability, hospitalization and death. Using care coordination strategies can help effectively manage treatment.

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    Apr 30

    Great video from starring . Must watch!

    Outpatient treatment for use disorder can save lives. Please watch and share the latest video.
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  17. May 1

    5 ways to keep antibiotics effective now, before the next public health crisis hits.

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    May 1

    “Buprenorphine saved my life.” describes being judged for his buprenorphine prescription, despite evidence that the medication can reduce opioid-related fatalities & relapse by as much as 59% (source: ). Thanks for sharing your story!

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  19. May 1

    Only 18 of the in clinical development have the potential to treat the most deadly pathogens. Most companies left trying to spur development are smaller and have never developed a drug before or gotten a drug approved.

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  20. Apr 30

    Though hasn’t approved any drugs to treat , patients may access investigational therapies through: • Clinical trials • Expanded access programs • Right to Try law • Emergency use authorizations

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