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A child developed a life-threatening infection after being repeatedly drugged by her mother, a judge has found.

"There's a lot of interest from the dystonia community, and we get many calls from patients asking, 'When will this drug be available? How can I have a prescription?'"

Some of the authors are employees of Evotec, a biotechnology company involved in drug discovery and development.

The problem is that it has so far not been possible to develop drugs that bind copper ions with sufficient affinity to "take them away" from copper-binding biomolecules.

"There is much more to these drugs than weight loss alone."