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US · 13 mins ago
How Rattlesnake Blood Could Help Scientists Build Better Antivenom
Last year, I wrote about a Wisconsin man named Tim Friede who had been bitten by venomous snakes more than 200 times on purpose (probably more by now) in the hope that he’d naturally build up a tolerance to their deadly toxins so his blood could one day help scientists create a universal snakebite antivenom.…
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