by Victoria Tutag Lehr, The Conversation When you stop at your local pharmacy to pick up a toothbrush or an antacid, soon you may also be able to buy an over-the-counter drug to reverse an opioid overdose. The lifesaving drug, naloxone, currently requires a prescription, but it may become available as an over-the-counter purchase in...
Posted Today There is still a lot researchers don’t know about how the brain works and what characteristics about it make people more or less likely to develop problems like depression and substance abuse. But, they have learned something called the serotonin transport gene plays a key role in the latter question. Recently, scientists depended...
