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New Research Shows How Cone Snail Venom Reduces Pain
Researchers find how venom from marine cone snails reduces pain. Researchers find how venom from marine cone snails reduces pain. The study could help millions of people who suffer from neuropathic pain, which occurs due to damage of the nerve-system.
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