A potentially new approach to neuropathic pain

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12-14-2007, 04:41 PM

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Come and get it!

If they need blood to work on or even a body to experiment with, they sure can have mine. I qualify much more than those poor rats. The RA, Sjogren's and other injuries give me a continous supply of cytokines. This research is a wonderful step that may someday help people like me. Great article! Thanks a lot!

Billye

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