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Ketamine becomes trapped inside certain receptors in the brains of mice 鈥� and the longer it is trapped, the longer its antidepressant effects last
Viruses that infect bacteria 鈥� called phages 鈥� are abundant in our bodies, and they seem to have beneficial effects when our cells engulf them