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May 16, 2016 Cover

Volume 94, Issue 20

As overdose deaths climb, drugmakers and activists are working to make naloxone easier to use and a staple of medicine cabinets

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Volume 94 | Issue 20

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Improving an old tool to treat opioid overdoses

As overdose deaths climb, drugmakers and activists are working to make naloxone easier to use and a staple of medicine cabinets

  • Perfluorinated chemicals taint drinking water

    Linked to health problems, PFOA and PFOS leave a legacy that EPA is just starting to address

  • Coating plus doping improves performance of promising material for lithium-ion batteries

    Treating cathode compound with iron via atomic layer deposition boosts capacity and extends lifetime

  • Iron-sulfur gel provides possible green route to ammonia

    Chalcogel catalyst reduces dinitrogen in water under ambient temperature and pressure

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Breaking the grip of methamphetamine

Vaccine blocks the drug’s high in mice

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