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Several drugs help to wean cocaine addicts from their physical dependency, but the compounds are limited in effectiveness. Researchers have dabbled with another approach--triggering the body's immune system to neutralize the narcotic--and new tests are under way.
One notable clinical trial involves
This article was originally published with the title Cocaine Vaccine.
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Add CommentThe more viable answer to this problem is to legalize and control distribution. Drug dealers do not ask for ID.
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