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Evidence is mounting a medication already used to treat opioid and alcohol dependence, could benefit people living with long covid. Queensland researchers have published world-first findings showing naltrexone restores the function of impaired cells from patients with the debilitating condition.
Evidence is mounting a medication already used to treat opioid and alcohol dependence, could benefit people living with long covid. Queensland researchers have published world-first findings showing naltrexone restores the function of impaired cells from patients with the debilitating condition.
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