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A drug slowed a fatal brain disease — most clearly in women

Progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) robs people of movement and thinking, with no treatment. In a trial, davunetide significantly slowed the disease in women — and the researchers say analyzing men and women separately, instead of lumping them together, was the key insight.

The upbeat factorMedicine that finally sees women.
✓ Verified · Medical Xpress · 2026-08-02 · Israel
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