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  • Jul 7th, 2003
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    The sense of touch can
    be significantly improved using drug therapy, new research suggests.
    According to a report published in the current issue of the journal Science,
    amphetamines administered in conjunction with finger stimulation can
    increase a fingertip’s sensitivity by 23 percent.

    The enhanced sense of touch only lasted about 24 hours, the team reports,
    but additional stimulation raised it again.

    From
    Scientific American
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