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Originally Posted by Ragtop262 View Post
One would think so - but gabapentin is now available generically and is not very expensive. So, there is not much incentive for the pharmaceutical companies to put money into complex studies.

If someone had exclusive license, and could sell gabapentin for $1000/month - we would know a lot more in short order.
Mechanism of action is clear. it turns you into a zombie.
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