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Spider venom heart drug a step closer

Spider venom heart drug a step closer
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Heart attack meds using venom from one of world s most deadly spiders get human trials

Heart attack meds using venom from one of world s most deadly spiders get human trials
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Venom from Queensland spiders could be used to treat heart attacks

Queensland researchers will next year start human trials on a drug, containing a molecule from funnel web venom.

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Deadly spider venom treatment for heart attacks reaches next milestone

Deadly spider venom treatment for heart attacks reaches next milestone
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The surprising twist on use of funnel web spider venom - and how it could actually SAVE lives

Queensland researchers will next year start human trials on a drug, containing a molecule from funnel web venom, which could prevent cell damage caused by heart attacks.

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