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• 6NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (6)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• Rapid, Sensitive Oral Fluid Fentanyl Test that’s Easy to Use

  A fast, easy-to-use test will help people in emergencies or at home know if fentanyl is present in their saliva so they can get the right care quickly.

  NIH research Instanosis, INC. · Milford, United States · NIH-11348190

• InstaStrip Xylazine: a quick test to detect xylazine in emergency care

  A new rapid, easy-to-use test strip is being developed to detect xylazine, a dangerous drug increasingly involved in overdoses, so clinicians can identify it quickly during emergencies.

  NIH research Instanosis, INC. · Milford, United States · NIH-11324013

• Developing a rapid test for detecting xylazine in drug overdoses

  This study is working on a quick test called InstaStrip-Xylazine that helps emergency medical teams find out if someone has taken xylazine, a dangerous drug linked to overdoses, so they can give the right treatment faster.

  NIH research Instanosis, INC. · Milford, United States · NIH-11309207

• Rapid, easy fentanyl test strip for at‑a‑glance urine checks

  A new, instrument-free urine test strip can quickly detect fentanyl at clinically meaningful levels, helping people and clinicians respond faster to overdoses.

  NIH research Instanosis, INC. · Milford, United States · NIH-11294348

• Quick and easy urine test for detecting fentanyl

  This study is working on a quick and easy urine test that can detect fentanyl, a powerful opioid that can lead to overdoses, so that people who might be affected can get the help they need right away.

  NIH research Instanosis, INC. · Milford, United States · NIH-11258624

• A quick and easy test for detecting fentanyl in saliva

  This study is working on a quick and easy test to check for fentanyl in saliva, which can help doctors respond faster in overdose cases and make sure people get the right care they need.

  NIH research Instanosis, INC. · Milford, United States · NIH-11035399

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