Dispensary Corner 08 Sep 15

September 8, 2015

Forg et dramamine - scientists at Imperial College London believe they have made a breakthrough in the treatment of motion sickness by using electricity to stimulate parts of the brain. In early trials on 20 subjects the method appears to be as efficacious as motion sickness medications, but without the side effects of drowsniness. The study was reported in the Neurology journal, with the researchers postulating that mild electrical currents may interfere with the messages arriving at the brain from the part of the ear which controls balance, reports the BBC. The intriguing study involved volunteers being placed in a socalled “chunder chair” (pictured), an extreme version of an amusment park ride which spins at an angle and is “guaranteed to make pretty much anyone motion sick within five minutes”.

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Pharmacy Daily | Dispensary Corner 08 Sep 15

Dispensary Corner 08 Sep 15

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