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Blood in the water

Brian Owens · July 14, 2015 ·

Proteins from salmon blood can stop bleeding and alleviate pain.

In pens and hatcheries along the coasts of New Brunswick, Canada, and Maine, USA, young salmon are growing into adults that will soon grace dinner plates around the world. But these fish have much more to offer than just their delicious pink meat. If on-going research pans out, medicines derived from salmon blood could help save human lives and, possibly, mitigate chronic pain. Read more in Hakai.

Hakai aquaculture, biomedical research, fisheries, pain, salmon

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