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    Bluenose posted an update 4 years, 10 months ago

    “But many experts have warned that greenlighting the drug could set a dangerous precedent, opening the door to treatments of questionable benefit.”
    Who are they kidding? That’s exactly what was done with the rona jabs!
    https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/fda-approves-alzheimers-drug-1.6056149

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      FiatLux replied 4 years, 10 months ago

      Agreed . . . that is rich!

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        KHudson601 replied 4 years, 10 months ago

        My sister has Down Syndrome, so I try to keep up on new studies that might be helpful to her. Last year I came across an article titled “Brain-Enhancing Drug Reverses Down Syndrome Memory Deficits in Mice”. I’m reading along….it says The drug, a small molecule called the integrated stress response inhibitor (ISRIB) is showing very good results in animal studies and holds great promise for those with Down Syndrome and Alzheimer’s. Bear in mind, I’m reading this before we had ANY clue yet about the mRNA Rona Jabs, so I was not suspicious out of the gate, the way I am today. Anyway, I get to the end of the journal study….and read:
        “UCSF has licensed ISRIB to Calico Labs, a research and development company founded by Alphabet, Google’s parent company, to research aging.”
        UGHHH…Google!!! I was so disappointed and even more so now in light of the corruption COVID has brought to light within the medical & research fields. It would be right in character for Google/Alphabet/Calico conglomerate to bring their money, power and influence to bear on the FDA, strong-arming them to approve the drugs they have licensed whether they’re safe or not.
        This is the article I read back when I was still naive about such things.
        https://www.hhmi.org/news/brain-enhancing-drug-reverses-down-syndrome-memory-deficits-mice