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The same year, the Doctor gave twenty miligrams of inaprovaline to Captain Kathryn Janeway to cure her of her apparent space sickness. Unbeknownst to them, however, she was actually suffering from the early effects of temporal psychosis. (VOY: "Relativity") | The same year, the Doctor gave twenty miligrams of inaprovaline to Captain Kathryn Janeway to cure her of her apparent space sickness. Unbeknownst to them, however, she was actually suffering from the early effects of temporal psychosis. (VOY: "Relativity") | ||
Although not mentioned in the episode, it is likely that The Doctor used inaprovaline to treat the other thirty-some crew members who came down with acute "space sickness" at the time. To quote The Doctor himself, "An injection a day keeps space sickness away. You try to be funny after treating thirty cases of nausea." | |||
[[Category: Medical]] | [[Category: Medical]] |