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EGFR (Epidurmal Growth Factor Receptor) and reduced pain?

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"A hospital in Norway issued a PR release after Drs found that a type of cancer medicine also works on neuropathic pain. The medication, called EGFR inhibitors, saw patients with pain levels of close to 10, on a scale of 1 to 10, "pain free or almost pain free after a few days treatment." They have partnered with the pharmaceutical Merck to help provide faster trials."

This is a blurb from a recent CFIDS org, anyone have more info on this?

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