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The jump from "shows promise in mice" to "works in humans" is substantial and has derailed countless therapeutic candidates
Research community sources commonly describe rotating injection sites (abdomen, outer thigh, back of upper arm) to lower the chance of local irritation
An endogeous defensive concept, renewed cytoprotection/adaptive cytoprotection: intra(per)-oral/intraastric strong alcohol in rat
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