New research may help to develop effective pain killers
The nerve cells that transmit pain signals in the body are called nociceptors. When activated they release pro-inflammatory neuropeptides. In...
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The nerve cells that transmit pain signals in the body are called nociceptors. When activated they release pro-inflammatory neuropeptides. In...
Read MoreUnique Point of Care connectivity developed for patient-dedicated blood gas analysis Sphere Medical, a company delivering critical care monitoring and diagnostics...
Read MorePain medicine helps preserve vision in model of inherited retinal degeneration A pain medicine that potently activates a receptor vital...
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Read MoreExploring anaesthetists’ work as part of a sociotechnical system: A human factors perspective Provided on behalf of the Chartered Institute...
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Journal of Anaesthesia Practice is a unique online vehicle for getting an anaesthetic product or service in front of the people who really matter. The vast majority of the readership are consultant anaesthetists.