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The [[Malon]] use analeptic compounds to ameliorate the [[cell (biology)|cellular]] degradation caused by [[theta radiation]] exposure. In [[2375]], [[Fesek]] treated [[B'Elanna Torres]] with analeptic compounds during a mission to prevent a malfunctioning [[Malon freighter]] from exploding. ({{VOY|Juggernaut}})
 
The [[Malon]] use analeptic compounds to ameliorate the [[cell (biology)|cellular]] degradation caused by [[theta radiation]] exposure. In [[2375]], [[Fesek]] treated [[B'Elanna Torres]] with analeptic compounds during a mission to prevent a malfunctioning [[Malon freighter]] from exploding. ({{VOY|Juggernaut}})
   
When the {{USS|Voyager}} was split into different timeframes in [[2377]] by a [[chrono-kinetic surge]], [[Tom Paris]] ordered that analeptics be given to crew members suffering from [[radiation poisoning]] once the [[netrazine]] ran out. ({{VOY|Shattered}})
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When the {{USS|Voyager}} was split into different timeframes in [[2377]] by a [[chronokinetic surge]], [[Tom Paris]] ordered that analeptics be given to crew members suffering from [[radiation poisoning]] once the [[netrazine]] ran out. ({{VOY|Shattered}})
   
 
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An analeptic (or analeptic compound) was a drug that counteracts the effects of radiation.

In 2373, Neelix took some analeptic compounds with him on a mission to a Nezu colony planet being bombarded by asteroids. (VOY: "Rise")

The Malon use analeptic compounds to ameliorate the cellular degradation caused by theta radiation exposure. In 2375, Fesek treated B'Elanna Torres with analeptic compounds during a mission to prevent a malfunctioning Malon freighter from exploding. (VOY: "Juggernaut")

When the USS Voyager was split into different timeframes in 2377 by a chronokinetic surge, Tom Paris ordered that analeptics be given to crew members suffering from radiation poisoning once the netrazine ran out. (VOY: "Shattered")

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