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Suntan Drug Approved for Trials
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1-29-2009 7:36 PM
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Marcariel
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I hope years from now the users of this drug will not be dealing with a myriad of drug related medical problems.
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3-3-2009
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melanotan
This has the potential to be truly revolutionary. Hopefully Clinuvel will manage to get their bioabsorbable subcutaneous implant drug melanotan-1 (generic name "afamelanotide") through clinical trials and show it to be safe.
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Melanotan.org - afamelanotide - tanning drugs
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