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Snakes Have Their Own Antivenom, and It's Way Better Than Ours
Researchers discover that rattlesnakes have their own potent antivenom, which is 10 times more effective than current treatments - so much for horse-derived remedies.
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Researchers discover that rattlesnakes have their own potent antivenom, which is 10 times more effective than current treatments - so much for horse-derived remedies.
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Scientists confirm that serotonin, the brain's mood-booster, can also make tinnitus worse - especially if you're on antidepressants. Great news for mice with off switches, less so for the 14% of humans hearing phantom noises.
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