ISRIB Reverses Memory Failure from Traumatic Brain Injury

In an unprecedented finding, UC San Francisco scientists used an experimental drug to completely reverse severe learning and memory impairments caused by traumatic brain injury (TBI) in mice. Surprisingly, the drug fully restored the ability to learn and remember in the brain-injured mice even when the animals were first treated as much as a month after injury.

[cjmstk]

Would this potentially help for treatment-resistant/failure ADHD patients, where stimulants are fully unbeneficial?

[flashgordon]

THis is from three years ago, and it's back in the news 12/1/20. What is the progress in making it available to patients?

[MrJellyconelly]

So this compound worked to repair damage even after 1 month after the incident. What about those that suffered a tbi years prior? Would that damage be reversed?

[thrillsbreh]

I need something like this im 22 and my memory is gone

[tamaramerritt]

I would be interested in this. I was knocked unconscious in my car accident and I never got out of my brain fog, I can’t recall certain things from my past and I became a bad student when I used to be fairly good at passing classes.

[LuisOrel-mqdf]

What was the time for the control with the maze experiment? Time for a non-TBI mouse to find the exit?

[gennadymyasnikov]

Where can it be ordered in russia without scam?

[ratmgump]

Would this be effective for someone suffering from long term nuerological damage from having huffed leaded gasoline?, not joking have been living with this for 20 years will do anything to get better.

[theamazinggoldfish]

Well that was helpful. So if I build me a matter converter and splice my DNA with a mouse there will be hope for healing my 4 concussions, ....great!