MISSOULA (AP) -- Methamphetamine appears to lessen damage to the brains of rats and gerbils that have suffered strokes, a new study by a group of University of Montana scientists shows.
A California study found one in six MIs in younger adults were tied to meth use, many of them with nonobstructive CAD.
MISSOULA - Methamphetamine appears to lessen damage to the brains of rats and gerbils that have suffered strokes, a new study by a group of University of Montana scientists shows. "Methamphetamine is ...
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After investing $24 billion in three major acquisitions earlier this year, Bristol Myers Squibb Co. said April 25 it would cut 2,200 employees and discontinue 12... Royal Philips NV may feel it has ...
MISSOULA (AP) -- Methamphetamine appears to lessen damage to the brains of rats and gerbils that have suffered strokes, a new study by a group of University of Montana scientists shows.
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