Semax Improves Attention and Processing Speed in Human Subjects Without Psychostimulant Side Effects
A human clinical study evaluated Semax across measures of selective attention, working memory, and information processing speed. Semax-treated participants demonstrated statistically significant improvements in attention task accuracy and processing speed vs control, without sedation, anxiolytic blunting, or psychostimulant tolerance. These human findings form part of the evidence base supporting Semax's registration as a licensed pharmaceutical in Russia and Ukraine for stroke, cognitive impairment, and traumatic brain injury.