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The Opioid Crisis: when Will the First Non-Addictive Pain Medication Hit the Market?

Summary by Israel Hayom
Journavx acts on pain nerves instead of the brain • Development took 27 years and cost billions of dollars • So far, it has been tested mainly on women and has not yet been approved for the prevention of chronic pain • Experts: "Not a full replacement for opioids, but an intermediate step"
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Journavx acts on pain nerves instead of the brain • Development took 27 years and cost billions of dollars • So far, it has been tested mainly on women and has not yet been approved for the prevention of chronic pain • Experts: "Not a full replacement for opioids, but an intermediate step"

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Israel Hayom broke the news in on Saturday, June 28, 2025.
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