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    1) A study was conducted on the effects of different doses of a drug on pain levels. 69 participants were given either 0, 3, 6, or 9 mg of the drug and then subjected to a painful stimulus. Those who received 9 mg reported the lowest pain levels. 2) A second study involved 99 participants who were given either 0, 5, or 10 mg of the drug before a painful experience. Pain levels were lowest in those who received 10 mg. 3) Both studies found that higher doses of the drug were more effective at reducing felt pain from a stimulus, with few side effects reported even at the highest doses tested.

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    1) A study was conducted on the effects of different doses of a drug on pain levels. 69 participants were given either 0, 3, 6, or 9 mg of the drug and then subjected to a painful stimulus. Those who received 9 mg reported the lowest pain levels. 2) A second study involved 99 participants who were given either 0, 5, or 10 mg of the drug before a painful experience. Pain levels were lowest in those who received 10 mg. 3) Both studies found that higher doses of the drug were more effective at reducing felt pain from a stimulus, with few side effects reported even at the highest doses tested.

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    1) 1..) Elu) S: Sqllo

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    1) A study was conducted on the effects of different doses of a drug on pain levels. 69 participants were given either 0, 3, 6, or 9 mg of the drug and then subjected to a painful stimulus. Those who received 9 mg reported the lowest pain levels. 2) A second study involved 99 participants who were given either 0, 5, or 10 mg of the drug before a painful experience. Pain levels were lowest in those who received 10 mg. 3) Both studies found that higher doses of the drug were more effective at reducing felt pain from a stimulus, with few side effects reported even at the highest doses tested.

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