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Default Great Wall Street Journal article about better pain relief
On Monday the Wall Street Journal published a great article called "A Quest for Better Pain Relief" that explains and explores the latest research and trials happening now using EM patients to determine the effectiveness of the experimental drugs.

Here is the article.

Be sure to watch the Lunch Break video of London reporter Jeanne Whalen.
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