CNS Diseases

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• Human Brain Tissue Grown in Test Tubes
  The technique used to develop mini brains offers potential for establishing model systems for brain disorders.
• Seeking New Tools Against Alzheimer’s
  Numerous failures, many in late stages, litter the road to a safe, effective drug.
• Is Brain Mapping Ready for Big Science?
  The BAM project will be an expensive undertaking. Will it be worth the cost?
• Hearing Better Through Chemistry
  Drug or stem cell therapies for hearing loss may replace mechanical devices within a few years.
• Slaying the Fungus Among Us
  Meningitis outbreak aggravates concerns about amphotericin B, as study begins shedding light on how the antifungal works.
• The Search for Depression Biomarkers
  The ability to predict drug responses more accurately is driving efforts.
• Laying Sleep Disorders to Rest
  Innovative thinking is leading to new drugs that inhibit wakefulness rather than enhancing sleepiness.
• National Plan Long on Vision of Conquering Alzheimer Disease, Sketchy on Details
  Goal is to prevent and effectively treat AD by 2025 by enhancing care, support, and awareness.
• Stakeholders Share Data to Design Better Trials for Neurodegenerative Diseases
  The Coalition Against Major Diseases is pooling clinical data to build disease and drug models.
• Firms Are Trying to Untangle Alzheimer Drug Development with mAbs
  AD remains one of few therapeutic areas with blockbluster potential.

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