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Find analgesic 6 times stronger than morphine
Human saliva produces six times more natural painkillers than morphine, according to French researchers.
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Pain relievers can lead to impotence
Based on research, scientists have concluded that painkillers have a negative impact on erection.
Oceanography
The fish has venom like heroin that makes enemies faint
The colorful Meiacanthus fang blenny in the Pacific has a small body but possesses venom-like bites like heroin to attack enemies.
Archeology
The surgery for piercing the skull was 3,000 years ago
Russian scientists found patients to be anesthetized with marijuana and magic mushrooms before the skull drill surgeon from 3,000 years ago.
Biology
Mosses can replace medical marijuana in the future
Scientists have published in Science Advances magazine about a new discovery in finding alternative sources of medical marijuana in pain relief for patients.
Biology
Decoding genes to create analgesics in opium
Scientists at the University of Calgary, Canada have announced that they have deciphered one of the genetic secrets of opium.
Biology
The secret of ant's healing ability
According to US scientists, the chemical in an ant species in China can help create anti-inflammatory drugs, relieve pain and cure many other diseases.
Biology
Trees also have painkillers
Plants produce chemicals that relieve pain like Aspirin that we use often.
Animal world
Unbelievable effect of the super killer snake venom
The venom of the blue coral snake lasts a quarter of its length and can be used as a pain reliever for humans.
Scientific application
Saliva of the slug does all the pain
New painkillers have revolutionized the pharmaceutical industry. This drug is unique in that they are made from ... sea slugs.
Medicine - Health
Detecting the effect of reducing the neuropathy of blue light
According to a reporter in Italy, the researchers used a beam of green light to shine on the body of the experiment.
Medicine - Health
Smart bandages for pain relief without medication
According to Indiegogo, this type of analgesic device is designed like a protective band for sports use and has an attached electrode.
Medicine - Health
What to do for postoperative pain of gynecological cancer?
Gynecological surgery will cause pain or discomfort for the patient. This feeling decreases with time and may be used if needed.
Medicine - Health
Many people with rheumatoid arthritis do not know
The identification feature of rheumatoid arthritis is the painful swelling of many joints accompanied by stiffness in the morning. Symptoms are more pronounced when the…
Medicine - Health
Detecting painkillers in the poison of anemones
Scientists at the Russian Academy of Sciences found that unique anemones in the anemone's venom help inhibit the activity of pain receptors and reduce inflammation.