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In adolescents with HIV with virological suppression, LAI cabotegravir–rilpivirine was superior to TLD for maintaining virological suppression, with no new safety concerns observed. These findings sup...

Drug overdose deaths in the United States reached record levels during the unregulated (“illicit”) fentanyl era before recently declining. A plausible hypothesis is that a sudden drop in fentanyl purity (“supply shock”) beginning in 2023 caused the ...

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Abstract. Synthetic cathinones are a chemically diverse class of novel stimulants that continue to emerge in the U.S. and globally. Trends in overall and s

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