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How are drugs like antidepressants (who’s effects aren’t immediately apparent) developed?

2892 upvotes • r/askscience

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How are drugs made to be active transdermally?

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Did prehistoric humans really live primarily in caves or is that just where remains are preserved due to it being a protected environment?

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How do organs and body parts know when to stop growing?

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Why were all of the earliest old world civilizations found in deserts or arid environments? Wouldn’t it be easier to forage, hunt, or grow crops in a more lush environment?

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If gene editing were to be used for correct medical problems. Would you have to edit the DNA in every cell or would the edited cells multiply enough to correct the mutation?

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There are many chemicals and foods that mimic estrogen in the body, but why don’t you ever hear of ones that mimic testosterone?

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Why do so many chemicals and foods mimic estrogen in the body, but none seem to mimic testosterone?

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How does certain types of hair know to stop growing?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How are drugs like antidepressants (who’s effects aren’t immediately apparent) developed?	2892	askscience
How are drugs made to be active transdermally?	2661	askscience
Did prehistoric humans really live primarily in caves or is that just where remains are preserved due to it being a protected environment?	2371	AskHistorians
How do organs and body parts know when to stop growing?	4	askscience
Why were all of the earliest old world civilizations found in deserts or arid environments? Wouldn’t it be easier to forage, hunt, or grow crops in a more lush environment?	4	AskHistorians
If gene editing were to be used for correct medical problems. Would you have to edit the DNA in every cell or would the edited cells multiply enough to correct the mutation?	1	askscience
There are many chemicals and foods that mimic estrogen in the body, but why don’t you ever hear of ones that mimic testosterone?	1	askscience
Why do so many chemicals and foods mimic estrogen in the body, but none seem to mimic testosterone?	1	askscience
How does certain types of hair know to stop growing?	1	askscience