"has potential" and "could" but never "is"
90% of drugs that enter clinical trials, fail them
"All day Astronomy" seems to be a weird place to take medical news from
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"has potential" and "could" but never "is"
90% of drugs that enter clinical trials, fail them
"All day Astronomy" seems to be a weird place to take medical news from
Did you quit reading before you got to the punchline?
The useless red circle isn't that useless afterall.
Theres a zombie movie plot here right?
Like the medicine burns out the human part of the brain and the animal thats left has an insatiable thirst for spinal fluid.
But no Americans can't have it. Unless you're rich, of course.
Whoosh
Why is "All day Astronomy" posting this very popsci looking picture?
That would be great, I would finally be able to get into extreme sports without worrying about my spine.
It have been developed on Brazil Public University and have tests on some patients who recovery at least part of the mobility .
Obrigatoriamente, VIVA O SUS E VIVA AS UNIVERSIDADES PÚBLICAS
The drug is Polyaminin and has been hyped by one group for 20 years, mostly on animal models and they still have yet to complete a proper clinical trial.
A few humans in early trials showed a very mild effect that was unclear if caused by the drug. No, paraplegics will not walk again on this drug.
O RUMBA A HEXA ?