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Cure learning disabilities now  neuroscience and genetic research in uk

Cure learning disabilities now neuroscience and genetic research in uk

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Started by Paul hayden 10 years, 11 months ago

My e petition is aimed at addressesing the need for a neuroscience and genetic charity called cure developmental learning disabilities now by getting people to set up be organisation to further the need to come up with a cures for different types of developmental learning. Disabilities be found like

Gene therapy for fixing biological mutations

Cell therapies

Brain training programmes

Drug trials for cognitive enhancement medications

Piractam, primiracetam, l dopa, airacetam, ampakines

Cerebellum training programmes

Cognitive behavioural therapies

Transcrainal electrical stimulation

Aspergers social skills and moral reasoning enhancement with vapressin, oxytocin,

Dyslexia l dopa medications D1 agonist D2 agonist drugs , electrical brain stimulation of Wernicke's gyrus and Broca's areas, pareital,

Dyscaculia modafinil, l dopa cerebellum balance board computerised verbal and non verbal symbolic repetition programming

Dysgraphia hand writing priacetam, l dopa, cerebellum training bean bag and balance board


Updates

May 1, 2019

I have been spending my nights researching the latest clinical papers on gene therapy and cognitive enhancement to better advocate for the breakthroughs we need. The messages you are sending me about your own experiences are heartbreaking and they fuel my resolve to push this research forward. We have a long road ahead but I refuse to stop until we find actual medical solutions for these conditions.

May 1, 2019

Seeing this momentum grow reminds me that I am not the only one exhausted by the lack of real science for our loved ones. It feels incredible to know so many of you share this hunger for actual breakthroughs in how we treat developmental disabilities.

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Sarah Lloyd
10 years ago Featured

My son has dyslexia and he works so hard compared to his peers. We need real medical options instead of just extra time on tests.

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Linda Mills
10 years ago Featured

hope this helps someone. way too many kids falling thru the cracks because of these issues.

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Mark Atkinson
10 years ago Featured

ABOUT TIME. Why is this research always ignored? Science is moving fast everywhere else. Do this now.