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|Apr 19, 2024

Pharmacological Evidence of Eugenia Brasiliensis Leaves in a Reserpine-Induced Fibromyalgia Model: Antinociceptive, Emotional, Anti-Inflammatory, and Neurotrophic Effects.

Scheila Iria Kraus, Jeane Bachi Ferreira, Angela Patricia França

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