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These therapeutics could have side effects that would render the behavioural abnormalities worse, even if the histological abnormalities were improved, so it is very important that behavioural assessments are performed, said Brody. However, he warned that it is still too early to know whether humans will show similar results. For example, even though benefits are seen in rats treated up to hours after injury, he said tramadol and anti parkinson meds that we don't know what that will translate to when this moves to human clinical testing. While Borgens said that the treatment will go for clinical testing within two years by an industrial licensee, instant tramadol release but he claims that this work is gradual and is not a cure for victims of brain injuries. The idea that one treatment is going to give them an enormous change in quality of life or actually cure them is foolishness. We shouldn't talk about that. What we should talk about is how we can improve their quality of life, he said.

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