America’s Defense 
Against Overdose

THE BATTLEFIELD HAS CHANGED:

Fentanyl is a covert, shadow war in America

OUR MISSION:

Upgrade America’s defenses against overdose & addiction

Fentanyl is the
#1 Killer in the United States

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Overdose deaths since 2000

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Americans reported knowing someone who overdosed

"Within 24 hours our son was gone”

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How Does Fentanyl Kill? Overdose Starts with the Brain

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Fentanyl enters the body after exposure to drugs and illicit substances.

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Fentanyl quickly travels to the brain in the bloodstream.

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Fentanyl binds to brain receptors, slowing breathing and heart rate​.

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Brain damage and death can occur in minutes as oxygen is depleted.

ARMR is Building Technology to Revolutionize Overdose Prevention

Arming Americans through innovation to predict, prevent, and protect

Biotech Defense Division

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ARMR's product is in development for proactive administration - preventing overdose possibility

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The body produces protective antibodies in the bloodstream

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The protective antibodies are designed to bind to fentanyl

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Saving lives by neutralizing fentanyl's attack on the brain

Harnessing AI for the Future of U.S. Overdose Defense Systems

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Building a decentralized national warning and tracking system to prevent outbreaks and hotspots

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Working on deconstructing fentanyl trafficking and distribution currently happening on online networks

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Developing systems to utilize big data for predictive overdose detection and individual risk assessment

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NOTE: Information above was obtained from publicly available sources and is presented only for purposes of providing a general overview of information on investigational products and uses that have not been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

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