Drug found for full recovery after stroke

A group of researchers has made a significant step in treating the consequences of stroke. According to data published in the scientific journal Nature Communications, the new drug DDL-920 allows for the complete restoration of neural connections, ensuring the return of motor functions and cognitive abilities.

Animal trials proved effectiveness

To date, the study has been conducted on laboratory mice. The results showed that after the application of DDL-920, damaged neurons recover, and motor activity returns to normal. This effect offers hope for the possibility of full recovery for patients who have suffered a stroke, without residual impairments.

Clinical trials

Scientists are already preparing to begin trials on humans. If the drug demonstrates similar efficacy and safety, it could become a revolutionary solution in stroke treatment.