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Gers of poor nutrition and the benefits of good nutrition and to inform them about possible solutions [22]. This is based on the assumption that when people have adequate knowledge, they will consequently improve nutrition. Recently, however, it has been argued that not only the target populations, but also many significant persons and groups in the communities, must be involved in nutrition improvement [23]. Our experiences support this view. Policy and decision makers, government administrators, active social development organizations, mass media, and the public are all critical for a sustainable dietary intervention. Policy communication is designed particularly to inform and educate stakeholders in the communities on the rationale for a particular policy and key implementation components. To improve, expand, and sustain a dietary intervention, policy communication should be planned and implemented in the intervention area long before the end of the intervention. This process can be initiated by including stakeholders in discussions about the progress of the intervention, its foreseeable outcomes and impacts, and future activities. Special policy communication activities should be designed by using an audience-centred approach to ensure adequate participation and involvement of important stakeholders in the communities. Mass media can be helpful in advancing the agenda. At the end of an initial intervention, policy communication should advocate the results and share experiences with wider audiences in order to expand and sustain the change. These activities need to be carefully designed and well implemented; adequate investment is thus essential. In order to engage the local communities in a sustainable dietary intervention, the nutrition community must be willing to work as a facilitator until the change can be sustained by the local communities themselves. This requires long-term thinking and partnership in development, not a narrowly focused, nutrient-specific intervention [1].
For treating cocaine addiction DAS has two products. One is the small molecule drug DAS-431, now in Phase II. This is a dopamine D1 receptor agonist intended to reduce cocaine craving and relapse. Cocaine works by blocking the dopamine transporter, the portal through which dopamine re-enters neurons after release at dopamine synapses. Blocking the transporter increases the synaptic concentration of dopamine, which is believed to be the major underlying cause of cocaine euphoria. The premise of DAS-431 is that it will stabilize dopamine levels in cocaine addicts, which in turn may reduce cravings. The other product, COC-AB, is an antidote for cocaine overdose. Today, no overdose treatment exists for any drug of abuse except the opiates; Narcan naloxone ; , a fast-acting opioid receptor antagonist, has a place in medicine as a heroin antidote. "The difficulty of cocaine overdose, " Greetham explains, "is that doctors don't know if a case will be mild or severe. Out of the blue, " a patient who seems stable dies. Emergency rooms log about 250, 000 cocaine overdoes a year. COC-AB, antibodies against cocaine, should prevent overdoses from becoming lethal by keeping cocaine out of the brain, on the safe side of the bloodbrain barrier. The antibodies will act like "a reverse osmotic pump, sucking toxic cocaine out of the heart, muscles, tissues, and brain until you have detoxified the patient." COC-AB, in both polyclonal and monoclonal antibody form, and MAP-AB -- antibodies for methamphetamine overdose - are both in preclinical development in Paris.
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