It looks like the world has got an alternative to opioids without side effects!

A new study by scientists from the immunopharmacology and interactomics group of the Luxembourg Institute of Public Health (LIH) and the Center for Drug Discovery at RTI International in North Carolina, contains data on conolidin found in the flowers of Tabernaemontana divaricata. This plant has long been used in traditional Chinese, Ayurvedic and Thai medicine as a strong analgesic, and now it's time for its molecules to form the basis of a drug for chronic pain.

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