University of Montana working on vaccine for fentanyl, heroin overdose
Human trials are expected to start in early 2024 for both vaccines, according to UM.
Source: thewesternnews.com
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Human trials are expected to start in early 2024 for both vaccines, according to UM.
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Vaccines are in development that generate an antibody response against fentanyl and opioids rather than against a bacteria or virus.
A vaccine to prevent overdosing on fentanyl and one for heroin are in the works at the University of Montana and partner institutions.