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To: Cincinatus' Wife
it could take another three to seven years to win Food and Drug Administration approval to make the drug widely available.

Alzheimers and spinal cord injuries are two groups with almost nothing to lose if the drug proves innefective or has unexpected side effects, yet it will take 3 to 7 years to get approval. I wonder how many people with alzheimers will die or move beyond hope, or how many people with spinal cord injuries will see their legs or bodes atrophy during those 3 to 7 years.

16 posted on 10/02/2004 1:29:10 AM PDT by Casloy
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To: Casloy

I suspect that this is the type of drug that if it shows promise gets expedited approval.


18 posted on 10/02/2004 1:32:06 AM PDT by tort_feasor ( anti-Semitism is not a lifestyle choice)
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To: Casloy

I imagine a lot of them will volunteer for early study.


21 posted on 10/02/2004 1:42:44 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
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