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Strangerland
Putting the cart before the horse.
Maybe you should actually know how these things work, before claiming you know how they should work.
Yubaru
It's a start, I hope they continue with the testing to make sure it's safe!
SaikoPhysco
Interesting.... so it didn't help the people that already had a "good memory", but it did help those with sub-standard memories. Then it will probably help mine.
taj
GoodlucktoyouT
I don't think you are really suggesting the researchers jump straight into Phase IV, without doing basic safety and efficacy testing (Phases 1 and 2), first, right? I'd agree if the journalists were more careful with their headlines when describing results of very early, very limited trials. "Drug can improve long-term memory" is probably not how it was written in the medical journal.
Toasted Heretic
If this helps our loved ones who suffer from this heartbreaking disease, it is to be welcomed.
thepersoniamnow
I’d be very wary of taking a drug like this.
lostrune2
And here we are taking anti-histamines, lol! (I know, I know, it's not for us)
no1samurai
There is this too:
https://www.nature.com/articles/npjamd201612
Goodlucktoyou
Testing a research group of 38? About 2000000 people have dementia in japan. Research field should be 50000.