While this may be good news, but as they said, "The drug is currently at the discovery phase and scientists are looking for industry partners to take up licences to their patent.
However, it could still be up to a decade before it hits shelves.".
There is way too much puffery happening these days relating to ‘scientific break-throughs’. I understand this is done to generate interest and gain funding in a very fiscally constrained environment.
This is one of those puffery cases with supposition that it MAY work as they hope IF they get funding, AND after a lot of work their (educated) guesses are proven correct.
I very strongly disapprove of these sorts of puffery announcements, as potential patients who MAY potentially benefit IF it eventually works are collateral damage, due to being given unsustainable hope which is crushed when the truth is revealed that there is no cure/relief etc within reach.
As I have said elsewhere on the forum:
