To modify acetaminophen, she used expensive transition metal catalysts, which are chemical compounds made from metals like iron, copper and platinum that help speed up chemical reactions without ...

Now, new research from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem reveals that the drug’s pain-killing power comes from blocking specific nerve channels in our extremities, not from affecting our brain as ...

"The new chemical entities reduced pain in 2 ... Spain, they tested 21 compounds, seeking acetaminophen analogs. For each compound, the team ran the following tests: A test for liver toxicity ...

When a person takes acetaminophen, the liver produces small amounts of a potentially harmful compound called NAPQI (N-acetyl-p-benzoquinone imine). Normally, the liver uses another chemical called ...

These enzymes work to create chemical messengers called ... When you take Tylenol, your body breaks it down to a compound called N-acetyl-p-benzoquinone. Normally, the liver breaks this compound ...

So watch out for bottles of Tylenol Arthritis Pain ... from the breakdown of another chemical used to treat shipping pallets. "The health effects of this compound have not been well studied ...

In the case of Tylenol poisoning, things are reversed; the thiol (called N-acetylcysteine) is the antidote. Ain't chemistry grand? A compound from a marine fungus may end up being an anti-skunk spray ...

The health care company said the odor results from trace amounts of a chemical ... of the compound have not been studied. The recall only affects the specific lots cited. All other Tylenol ...

When a person takes acetaminophen, the liver produces small amounts of a potentially harmful compound called NAPQI (N-acetyl-p-benzoquinone imine). Normally, the liver uses another chemical called ...