NYU Langone to Drop Sackler Name from Biomedical Institute
NYU Langone to Drop Sackler Name from Biomedical Institute
The decision comes after Purdue Pharma, founded by the Sackler family, announced it would plead guilty to federal criminal charges for its role in the opioid epidemic.
NYU Langone to Drop Sackler Name from Biomedical Institute
NYU Langone to Drop Sackler Name from Biomedical Institute

The decision comes after Purdue Pharma, founded by the Sackler family, announced it would plead guilty to federal criminal charges for its role in the opioid epidemic.

The decision comes after Purdue Pharma, founded by the Sackler family, announced it would plead guilty to federal criminal charges for its role in the opioid epidemic.

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Opioid Settlement Money to Fund Addiction Research Center
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Lucemyra is the first non-opioid drug to be approved in the U.S. specifically for this purpose.
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Proposed Federal Budget Slashes Funds to EPA, CDC
Diana Kwon | Feb 12, 2018
Funds for the NIH and NSF would stay flat, while some agencies, including the FDA and NASA, would see increases.
Prizes and Penalties
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Life is filled with pleasure and pain. Science and society are struggling mightily with both.
Toward a Nonaddictive Opioid
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A newly discovered painkiller does not cause respiratory depression or addiction in mice and could be an alternative to frequently abused prescription medicines, researchers report.