Anatomy of a Scientific Discovery: The Race to Find the Body's Own Morphine
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The story of endorphins—the body’s own morphine.
“Fascinating.” -- The New Yorker
The exciting story of the race to discover endorphins—opiate-like chemicals in the brain—and their links to:
drug addiction
runner’s high
appetite control
sexual response
mental illnesses such as depression and schizophrenia
In late 1973, scientists John Hughes and Hans Kosterlitz spent the majority of their time in an underfunded, obscure, and cramped laboratory in Aberdeen, Sweden. While working on the brains of...
“Fascinating.” -- The New Yorker
The exciting story of the race to discover endorphins—opiate-like chemicals in the brain—and their links to:
In late 1973, scientists John Hughes and Hans Kosterlitz spent the majority of their time in an underfunded, obscure, and cramped laboratory in Aberdeen, Sweden. While working on the brains of...























