Washington University in St. Louis conducted a study that has produced a new, interesting discovery. Find out what all the buzz is about after the jump.
New Alcoholism Treatment Gives Alcoholics An Instant Hangover???
A new way to treat alcoholism has emerged in the form of a vaccination. Scientists have created a vaccine that gives alcoholics an instant hangover as soon as they take a sip of a drink. Just imagine a hangover a few minutes after consuming one drink while you are out. Yeah, I would probably stop drinking too. The vaccine lasts for a good amount of time as well, once it is in a person’s body it signals the body to not process or metabolise alcohol for about 6 months to a year.
FDA Gives AIDS Vaccine The Ok!!
A few months ago we reported that researchers were working on a pill that could fight off contracting HIV. A few days ago we reported that scientists were getting closer to reaching the vaccine. Now, it has officially been Ok’d by the FDA! This is a major development and a major milestone in the 30-year AIDS epidemic! Click below for the full story. Melissa Nash
Scientists Close To Reaching Vaccine That May Prevent AIDS!
After all the years and millions given to AIDS research scientists are now saying that a vaccine may be withing reach! Â Although they have not been able to come to a conclusion with a specific vaccine they have hope and know it is possible. Â Hit the jump to see why it is possible. Steph Bassanini
Researchers Develop Nicotine Vaccine That Works On Rodents
Weill Cornell Medical College researchers have developed a nicotine vaccine that works on rodents! This new vaccine uses a harmless virus to alter liver cells that release a stream of nicotine antibodies. So for anyone looking to quit but can’t seem to do it, you will be able to get vaccinated for it! Click below for more details. Melissa Nash
CDC Backs HPV Vaccine for Boys As Young As 9-Years-Old
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advisory panel recommended Tuesday routine vaccination of boys ages 11 and 12 with Gardasil, which protects against infection from human papilloma virus. The panel also advised that vaccinations with Gardasil begin in boys as young as 9 years old. Hit the jump to read the rest of the story. @WiL
