Health & Medicine
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New Possibly Painkilling Chemical Has Been Discovered in Deep-water Cone Snails According to Scientists
Specialists clearly know that such venom of cone snails, which cruise the bottom for a fish feast, contains chemicals that can be used to treat chronic pain, diabetes, and other diseases. But the venom of cone snails has much more surprises
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