For more than a century, people have considered Alzheimer's disease (AD) an irreversible illness. Consequently, research has focused on preventing or ...
No, how science works is people will spend decades and millions in an echo chamber of mouse model experiments and no one will care to translate it to humans.
Complain about that in the news or medicine channels, and probably not the medicine channel, either. This is a science channel, where science is discussed.
The pharmacological approach in this study, however, uses a pharmacologic agent (P7C3-A20) that enables cells to maintain their proper balance of NAD+ under conditions of otherwise overwhelming stress, without elevating NAD+ to supraphysiologic levels.
Maybe they should just keep it to themselves until they have a cure… in humans.
That’s not how science works.
No, how science works is people will spend decades and millions in an echo chamber of mouse model experiments and no one will care to translate it to humans.
Complain about that in the news or medicine channels, and probably not the medicine channel, either. This is a science channel, where science is discussed.
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