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The lack of success in neuroprotective R&D in the 1990s and 2000s generated a lot of skepticism for developing brain injury therapeutics, Korinek acknowledges
Consequently, their utility is largely confined to studies on acute toxicity or transient metabolic alterations [250, 251]
