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Opioids Watched in Real Time as They Work Deep Inside The Brain

By Tom Hawking,

2024-07-28

By Tom Hawking,

2024-07-28

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Inquisitive-one!

07-30

So some lucky Labrats actually achieved the impossible.... a prescription to take pain meds for pain.... What a world!

Homer Noodleman

07-30

I don't know why I respond to this anymore. People have stigmatized opiods like they have cigarettes. This shouldn't be. This is America not Communist China. I'll keep this short. Everyone is an addict to something. Look around. That's all you need to do. It's VERY evident in some people, the very ones who are casting stones at those people who suffer every frigging day. N'uff said.

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