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The Effect Methylphenidate Hydrochloride on Pain and Auditory Sensitivity in Healthy Subjects
1. To examine whether Ritalin has analgesic properties in healthy subjects. 2. To examine if Ritalin analgesic effect is a pain specific phenomenon or a part of a broader, non-specific effect on high mental functions.
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