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Last month OHSU discovered how the inner ear translates vibrations into sound at a molecular level. This month we now have a safe route to the inner ear. We march closer to a tangible treatment, seemingly with an accelerated step. We have no idea what could be conceived with this information...

How about a gene therapy that regulates all hyper-excitable circuits? Gene therapy targeting overactive brain cells could treat neurological disorders

If billionaires were swayed by message boards, they would not have the temerity to be wildly successful. He's not reading this site.

Johns Hopkins is running a trial during the holiday season for PTSD. They run trials during the holidays.

The discoveries continue. This one seems seismic. They've been waiting for this information for decades. The game changing discoveries keep happening month by month it seems. It'll take time, but good things are coming. CRISPR/Cas9 was used to assist in this discovery. Just awesome.

You're right, I wasn't clear. I've said in other threads that 2025-27 is an important timeframe, because if any company's tinnitus clinical trials currently going on prove successful, those years would be the ballpark range for it to be available. I should have said I was speaking in general...

Thanks, Nick. Missed that detail. Even better news!

You nailed it on the head, Diesel. That’s what it’s all about.

Very close friend of mine will get 2-3 minutes of ringing when he doesn't eat before he plays sports on Sunday mornings. It lets him know he's hungry.

It's another reason why the military is interested in psilocybin and MDMA. Clear PTSD, and soldiers will return to the front lines.

Trial ends at the end of the year. Cleaning up the data could take another few months. We should look towards mid-2023 for results the latest (and not to get our hopes up too quickly for a fast report). Then Phase 3 would begin, which could be another full year of the trial. It's why 2025 is...

I think the goal is to remove those who are attempting to enter the trial for their tinnitus and not hearing loss. If the treatment is successful in treating hearing loss itself but the tinnitus crowd is unaffected, then the tinnitus crowd ruins the trial. It's clinically correct to try to fix...

FDA has been very recently asked to get away from animal models since what works for mice/rats/etc may not work for us and vice versa. Sadly, this won't happen until after 2030. I'm sure they'll be able to recreate human organs in a lab and do extensive testing to fix damage. If regeneration...

Looking back at OTO-313's history - it seems it never had a high probability for success. SPI-1005 and Frequency Therapeutics' re-trial seem to have a higher probability for success. No cure, just treatments. We'll take it.

The trial ends in November. There will most likely be a quiet period to clean up the raw data and compile it into a report. Expect early 2023. It really seems like in 2025-27 there's going to be commercialized treatments in major cities around the world.