With all these positive results on minocycline, WHOM is going to create the protocol on this and get it distributed to all stroke hospitals and all 10 million yearly stroke survivors now and into the future?
minocycline (15 posts to May 2012)
Antineuroinflammation of Minocycline in Stroke
Accumulating research substantiates the statement that inflammation
plays an important role in the development of stroke. Both
proinflammatory and anti-inflammatory mediators are involved in the
pathogenesis of stroke, an imbalance of which leads to inflammation.
Anti-inflammation is
a kind of hopeful strategy for the prevention and treatment of stroke.
Substantial studies have demonstrated that minocycline, a
second-generation semisynthetic antibiotic belonging to the tetracycline
family, can inhibit neuroinflammation, inflammatory mediators and
microglia activation,
and improve neurological outcome. Experimental and clinical data have
found the preclinical and clinical potential of minocycline in the
treatment of stroke due to its anti-inflammation properties and
anti-inflammation-induced pathogeneses, including antioxidative stress,
antiapoptosis, inhibiting
leukocyte migration and microglial activation, and decreasing matrix
metalloproteinases activity. Hence, it suggests a great future for
minocycline in the therapeutics of stroke that diminish the inflammatory
progress of stroke.
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