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I apologize if I in any way derailed the thread with my quirky approach to joining this thread. @Furetto, I think you raised excellent questions and started this conversation in a way that deserved serious replies. Allow me to do that and move past my past messages. Here is part 1 of probably...

@Alberte, hi! Yes, we do have feedback from a number of early customers. We want to share it but there are a few reasons we are waiting. 1—the emails I get from subscribers/customers are private. I don't want people to wonder if any part of their communication is going to be used for some...

Friends, I have been following this thread since last Saturday—carefully reflecting on all the excellent points that have been brought up, and... more importantly, adding all of you dissenting voices to my "Enemies of the Treatment Report" list. Teasing, of course. (There is no such list—yet!)...

Something very, very strange about this NHPN-1010 story. I will share an update soon.

I’m confused. Where did you hear this? Are you sure? My understanding is that Otonomy is the one making payments, as part of a licensing agreement. The agreement gives Otonomy exclusive rights to the patented compound (specifically for hearing loss). Otonomy pays cash up front plus milestone...

We will not see a Phase 2b trial in the United States this year. As I said, this is a case study in propaganda and obfuscation. Phase 2b in U.S. this year = pure fantasy. When were the Phase 2 trial results supposed to be published or reported? How many times has that due date been pushed back...

FYI AUD1001 (LY3056480) failed. Primary efficacy endpoints were not sufficiently met. But don't expect a big announcement from the companies or entities involved. Apparently it's a touchy subject... which requires layer upon layer of positive spin and reframing to avoid triggering any negative...

Bump.

The greatest tinnitus article of the last 2 decades was written over 7 years ago and has 0 citations.

archaic design is best design

Good share, @SallyM!

It's funny because the technical term for this type of single cell organism learning is habituation :LOL: https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rspb.2016.0446 *starts timer to see how long it will take for someone to post in the ttalk research/treatment section asking HAS ANYONE TRY...

Thank you for the additional context, @Justin De Moss.

Awesome

It's quite fun