News Release July 11, 2000 Pesticide contamination found in many Ginseng supplements tested by ConsumerLab.com WHITE PLAINS, NY, July 11, 2000 Out of 22 brands of ginseng dietary supplements evaluated by ConsumerLab.com eight were found to contain high levels of specific pesticides, some of which also contained significant levels of lead
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The actions of anandamide on rat superficial medullary dorsal horn neurons in vitro
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