Nose Spray Made From Toad Venom Compound Quickly Eases Depression For Weeks in Clinical Trial
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The studies indicated that a single dose of the fast-acting spray reduced depression symptoms for weeks. Coverage of the treatment quieted without a definitive conclusion in the reports."}
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