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Phase 2- Indications
- Chronic Pain
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The company’s Computerized Olfactory Training medical device has shown encouraging results in a pilot study for Alzheimer’s disease and received a $2.5 million NIH SBIR Phase II grant to support pivotal clinical trials. The technology aims to provide non-invasive home-based treatment by stimulating the primary olfactory cortex to increase neuroplasticity and improve cognitive function.
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