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Understanding how snakes evolved venoms is helping researchers develop their treatments

Understanding how snakes evolved venoms is helping researchers develop their treatments
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Medical experts say lack of research on arrowroot for treating snakebite patients

Medical experts have warned against Facebook posts touting arrowroot as a cure for fatal snakebites. While the plant may relieve pain and swelling, a scientist said there was no evidence it could reduce toxicity. The World Health Organization says the only recognised treatment for snakebites is antivenom medication.

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I watched vipers being milked inside Bangkok s biggest snake farm

Antivenom production relies on snakes and horses and has barely changed in a century. But now scientists aim to revolutionise the field

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KQ Liverpool seeks next generation of innovators

Pilot outreach project will initially work with six local schools and colleges ahead of anticipated future scale up.

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Why camel antibodies could be the key ingredient in a universal snakebite antivenom

Up to 138,000 people around the world die from snakebites every year. Is a cure on the horizon?

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