Jman Posted Wednesday at 09:01 PM Posted Wednesday at 09:01 PM https://neurosciencenews.com/autism-reversed-neuropharmacology-29595/ So far trials are just limited to mice, but a hypothetical autism pill may be 5-10 years out. 3 Quote
PenguinBoss Posted Wednesday at 09:37 PM Posted Wednesday at 09:37 PM Today I learned that mice can have autism. In all seriousness, I hope it works out, and I hope people don't have to pay out the ass to afford it. 1 Quote
1pooh4u Posted Wednesday at 09:42 PM Posted Wednesday at 09:42 PM A lot of times what works with mice does not work beyond that. I hope that’s not the case here. 1 Quote
André Toulon Posted Wednesday at 09:49 PM Posted Wednesday at 09:49 PM I understand theres a spectrum, but at what level do you need to "cure" it. There's some extreme cases, but honestly....you know what, just gonna put my soapbox up before I get started I'll read it later, because I know they aren't just throwing more sedatives at it. 1 Quote
scoobdog Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago 22 hours ago, André Toulon said: I understand theres a spectrum, but at what level do you need to "cure" it. There's some extreme cases, but honestly....you know what, just gonna put my soapbox up before I get started I'll read it later, because I know they aren't just throwing more sedatives at it. Quote Moreover, they were able to reverse symptoms similar to those of autism — including susceptibility to seizures, heightened sensitivity to stimulus, increased motor activity, repetitive behaviors and decreased social interactions — by giving the mice drugs that suppressed this area of the brain. This isn't intended to cure something the doesn't need to be cured. I think the point here is that it cures some of the more severe issues that arise from the condition. 1 Quote
MasqueradeOverture Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago If it were cured no one would be here 3 Quote
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