Treating alcohol problems | Malaria vaccines | Biodegradable pacemaker

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July 13, 2021 Edition

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Few are prescribed medications to treat alcohol problems

Medications to treat alcohol use disorder, although effective, are only being used to treat 1.6% of people with the disorder, according to a new study.

Malaria vaccines provide strong and lasting immunity

Researchers developed a malaria vaccination strategy that provided broad, long-lasting protection in controlled clinical trials.

Temporary pacemaker mounted on the heart

Making a wireless, biodegradable pacemaker

Researchers developed a temporary pacemaker that is powered wirelessly and breaks down harmlessly in the body after use.

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