UC Researchers Find Pain Enhancing Brain System
University of California researchers at UCSF report a pain enhancing network in the brain that may explain why pain perception varies among individuals. The work, led by Howard L. Fields, suggests a counterpart to the endorphin system tied to pain, with implications for narcotic withdrawal, chronic pain, drug dependence, and faster reflexes. The team aims to identify neurotransmitters in the system to develop blockers for chronic pain and better analgesics.
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University of California
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Howard L. Fields
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Lecture on Alternative to Jail Time in Pasadena
A Thursday June 14 lecture at 1 p.m. in Fellowship Hall of San Marino Community Church invites the public. Dr Baranoff McKenzie directs the SAFE program in Pasadena an outpatient clinic treating all members of abusive homes to reduce costs and avoid placing children in danger while restoring balance. Reservations for a noon luncheon are encouraged by calling 282 0128 or 285 7231.
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Women's Council of the Hospital
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San Marino Community Church
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McKenzie
Africanized Honey Bee Invasion Expected This Fall
An alert notes that Africanized honey bees are headed this way soon, arriving this fall. They are not ideal for commercial pollination and tend to invade and overwhelm traditional European honey bee hives.
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