Drs. Edward Meloni and Marc Kaufman Discover that Xenon Gas May Reduce Memories of Traumatic Events

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“It’s an exciting breakthrough, as this has the potential to be a new treatment for individuals suffering from PTSD,” reports McLean researcher Edward Meloni, PhD.

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