Shiniogi has non-amyloid-attacking drug going into
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Posted On: 03/06/2020 4:55:29 PM
Shiniogi has non-amyloid-attacking drug going into Phase II trial. This one is a (hopefully) powerful anti-inflammatory. The inflammation theory of Alzheimer's is a valid one -- though it may be a symptom rather than cause of the problem. Nevertheless anything that might offer some help is a good thing to have in the pipeline.
https://endpts.com/ahead-of-crucial-phii-read...mers-drug/
I still think that there are many diseases, all lumped into the category "Alzheimer's" -- and that that's why some drugs seem to help a subset of patients, but not others. There's a dietary supplement that is essentially powdered MCT oil, that helps some patients a lot, and others not at all.
If you say that the disease is "fever" and that some people when given Tylenol improve and get well, and others don't and get worse -- does that mean that there's a disease called "fever," or does it mean that high body temperature is a symptom of an underlying problem -- and the problem can be any one of many different diseases? And does it mean that no one should get Tylenol, because it doesn't help everyone?
https://endpts.com/ahead-of-crucial-phii-read...mers-drug/
I still think that there are many diseases, all lumped into the category "Alzheimer's" -- and that that's why some drugs seem to help a subset of patients, but not others. There's a dietary supplement that is essentially powdered MCT oil, that helps some patients a lot, and others not at all.
If you say that the disease is "fever" and that some people when given Tylenol improve and get well, and others don't and get worse -- does that mean that there's a disease called "fever," or does it mean that high body temperature is a symptom of an underlying problem -- and the problem can be any one of many different diseases? And does it mean that no one should get Tylenol, because it doesn't help everyone?
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