Details of odors reported to be associated with migraine attacks The most frequently reported odors associated with migraine attacks were perfume (55.4%), tobacco (47.5%), fabric softener (32.7%), body odor (32.7%), garbage (24.8%), hairdressing products (22.8%), cars (22.8%), and sweat (19.8%) (Table 2)
Vaping exposes you to fewer toxins and at lower concentrations than smoking
In order to determine the underlying pathophysiology of vaping-related symptoms, the MGH team examined a cohort of four patients, each with a three- to eight-year history of e-cigarette use and chronic lung disease
Some observations on the pharmacology of clofazimine (B663)
Thankfully for us and our neighbors, the good work of Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) biologists and enforcement officers is keeping the fish and seafood stocks in our waters trending in the right direction
1 2 "Survey registers high adoption of vaping by young people" (in Brazilian Portuguese)