A newspaper article from The New York Times titled "The Search for the Killer Painkiller". The article is divided into two sections. The top section is titled "Science Times" and has a headline that reads "The search for the killer painkiller" in bold black font. Below the headline there is an illustration of a person's head and neck with their arms stretched out to the sides. The person appears to be in pain with a red line indicating the location of the pain.
On the right side of the image there are several bullet points that explain the different types of painkillers and how they can be used to treat them. The bullet points are labeled with their names such as "Nature's Remedies" "Calcium Channel Blocker" and "Celestial Channel Blockers". There is also a small illustration of the brain and spinal cord which are also labeled with the names of the different painkillers. The image also includes a brief description of each type of painkiller and its benefits.
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2012
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