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Originally Posted by Fiona
 yeah, thought perhaps you'd be worried...(not really!!)
But seriously, does anyone know why they do things like that, publish studies that finds a product "useful" years and years after it's been on the market? Ostensibly that was established before we started using it, and they could use their time and resources towards newer projects. Whoever "they" is....... |
It's called Grasping at Straws Syndrome marked by three cardinal signs: an old drug, lurking patent expiration, a desperate attempt to find a new "benefit". In this case, it looks like they are trying to position it as the agonist that doesn't keep you awake all night. Here is the major find:
Preclinical data showed rotigotine increased depth of sleep in rats.
This stuff would be comical if it weren't so pathetic that they have got nothing else going on than to waste money on this.