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Opioids for Chronic Pain – An Interview with Dr. Webster, Pain Guru

by Shaheen E Lakhan, MD, PhD, MEd, MS, FAAN
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With chronic pain has come a debate on how to treat it, and some controversy on whether opioid use is effective or not. Lynn... READ MORE →

Memory Enhancement – Nootropics and Electromagnetic Stimulation

by Viatcheslav Wlassoff, PhD
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Memories naturally degrade with the passing of time. Although the information is initially registered and stored, after a... READ MORE →

Why Are We Still Developing Brain Drugs?

by Julia Skripka-Serry, BSc, MSc
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The social stigma surrounding the pharmaceutical industry has gotten pretty bad lately. The business of saving lives is now... READ MORE →

Ambien Zombies, Murder, and Other Disturbing Behavior

by Richard Kensinger, MSW
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Ambien is one of a number of Controlled Schedule 4 agents designed as sedative hypnotics. Like other sedative hypnotics they... READ MORE →

Medical Marijuana – A Magic Bullet for Treating PTSD?

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A new battle has been waged on Capitol Hill surrounding the much-debated legalization of medical marijuana. As research continues... READ MORE →

Are Psychoactive Drugs a Thing of the Past?

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Before I actually get started on this article, I would like to immediately answer the question I posed in the title: no.... READ MORE →

Amyvid Alzheimer´s Testing – To Be Or Not To Be?

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The FDA approved Amyvid for Alzheimer´s testing in April 2012, yet Medicare and Medicaid denied coverage for it last July.... READ MORE →

The Overlooked Role of Universities in the Drug Discovery Process

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Drug discovery is the process by which novel therapeutic candidates are discovered and ultimately developed into human-grade... READ MORE →

Promoting Remyelination in Multiple Sclerosis – an Interview on rHIgM22

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The Mayo Clinic and Acorda recently enrolled the first patient in their phase 1 clinical trial of a remyelinating antibody... READ MORE →

Treating Acute Ischemic Stroke – The Race Is On

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As the fourth leading cause of death in the U.S. and a leading cause of permanent disability, stroke has an incredible impact... READ MORE →

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