OU center focuses on chronic pain
Making medications more effective with fewer risks to severe and chronic pain sufferers is a major research development for scientists at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City .
"Living with chronic pain, particularly for patients with terminal illnesses, is excruciating,” said Kelly M. Standifer , professor of pharmaceutical sciences at the OU College of Pharmacy.
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