New Drug GAI-17 Offers Hope for Stroke Recovery

Breakthrough Treatment Rewinds Brain Damage

A groundbreaking drug, GAI-17, developed in Osaka, shows promise in reversing stroke damage even six hours post-event, according to ScienceDaily. The drug could also have applications for Alzheimer’s.

How It Works

  • Mechanism: GAI-17 prevents toxic protein clumping in the brain.
  • Results: Reduced brain damage and paralysis in mice trials.
  • Future Potential: Early tests suggest benefits for neurodegenerative diseases.

Global Impact

Stroke affects millions annually, and GAI-17 could transform treatment protocols. Human trials are expected to begin in 2026.

Expert Quote

“This is a monumental step forward,” said Dr. Hiroshi Tanaka, lead researcher.

Source: ScienceDaily, 2025

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