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elias7

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3. You omitted this part: "to guard against potentially lethal side effects"

Reply to sybylla (Reply #2)

Tue Apr 23, 2024, 09:06 AM

Apr 2024

In time, with appropriate study and safeguarding, an effective drug will become more accessible. It would also be sad news indeed if your loved one died or deteriorated prematurely because of a rush to get a drug to mass market.

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Sad news that the drug is so inaccessible sybylla Apr 2024 #2

You omitted this part: "to guard against potentially lethal side effects" elias7 Apr 2024 #3