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  • Researchers at the University of Houston have developed a fentanyl vaccine
  • The three-dose shot provides the blood with antibodies that clean it from blood
  • Fentanyl was responsible for 71,000 US deaths in 2021, the CDC reports
  • The vaccine prevents fentanyl, but not other opioids, from reaching the brain . . .

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>- Researchers at the University of Houston have developed a fentanyl vaccine - The three-dose shot provides the blood with antibodies that clean it from blood - Fentanyl was responsible for 71,000 US deaths in 2021, the CDC reports - The vaccine prevents fentanyl, but not other opioids, from reaching the brain . . . https://archive.ph/FAnlD

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[–] • 2 pts

Hopefully it works. This crisis has me paranoid. Idc if the junkies themselves die. As morbid as it is, we need to shed the weight. What I'm concerned more with is the accidental contamination or intended

[–] • 2 pts

If it works, has no serious side effects, I'd love to see anyone caught and convicted of fentany possession as well as those that had to be revived by narcan forced to take the shots. Every family member with an opioid/fentanyl problem begging forgiveness can show their sincerity by getting the shots, or GTFO.

I wonder what it does to the natural dopamine levels though. It is important that the brain continues to reward the spirit with dopamine when things are good.

[–] • 1 pt

I'm just guessing that if "it works" it will be because fentanyl acts on opioid receptors but is itself completely synthetic. In theory the antibodies could be trained to attack the specific molecule as it is "foreign".

That is, if it actually IS a vaccine as that is how vaccines are supposed to work.

P.S. Narcan works by preferentially bonding to the opioid receptors and thereby blocking other opioids from making contact. They usually have to give the patient multiple doses as it gets metabolized, otherwise the body will still have toxic amounts of opioids that can still bond to the receptors.