Fentanyl vaccine - Eugenics coming from every direction

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This morning, a potential game changer in the fight against fentanyl overdose is researchers at the University of Houston say they have developed a vaccine that stops fentanyl from getting to the brain. The vaccine was designed for people who are addicted to fentanyl and want to quit using, but researchers say it could also protect people inadvertently exposed to the drug. If the drug does not get into the brain, there are no effects. There are no euphoric effects, and there are no lethal effects as well. The fact that they are doing research to find these things gives us hope, because we have to do something. What we are doing today is not working. Researchers say they still need to do toxicology studies on the vaccine, and then get FDA approval for human trials. If everything goes according to plan, the three-dose shot could hit the market in about three years.