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It would be interesting to verify if the combination of Opa1 overexpression and mTOR inhibition is additive and can achieve even better amelioration.

Although vitamin C treatment showed better amelioration in learning and behavioral deficits in APP/PSEN1 transgenic mice, there is disagreement about its effects on plaque burden and no evidence about the direct effects on AD-like pathology.

In addition, previous work has also stated that the synergistic activation of both D1- and D2-receptor agonists may be necessary to have a better amelioration of signs and to delay dyskinesias [ 18– 21], a good reason why L-DOPA remains as the "gold standard" [ 2].

But one thing has become plain since the goodwill evaporated: however bad an agreement is, the only possible amelioration is a better agreement.

However, it was showed that the capacity of transduction of rAAV6 and 8 was significantly better than rAAV1, concerning the amelioration of isometric force in treated mice [ 73].

Conclusions: This study does not show that EA is better than superficial needle insertion for the amelioration of general psychological distress and experience of climacteric symptoms in women with vasomotor symptoms after menopause.

The motor has a better performance in each phase, and the aim of amelioration is achieved.

Finally, the amelioration of the ocular symptoms can offer a better quality of life to those patients.

More so, better values of compliance and PEEP were not great determinants of amelioration.

It has also been evidenced that as compared to ACCF, ACDF caused less blood loss as well as greater ameliorations in cervical lordosis and segmental height with better clinical outcomes [ 13].

Thus, special journal issues providing visibility to new upcoming idea and hypothesis in resuscitation basic science, translational studies, and bioengineering, like the present issue, have to be supported, paving the way towards a better comprehension of pathophysiology, mechanisms, and management of sudden cardiac arrest and amelioration of resuscitation care.