Rybotherapy
Rybotherapy, or rybo-synthetic therapy, was an experimental treatment developed by neurologist Toby Russell as a potential replacement for leporazine and morathial. 

The drug was still in an experimental stage in 2368 when Russell used borathium unsuccessfully to treat a crash victim from the transport ship . Dr. Beverly Crusher believed that Russell's use of borathium in that case was a violation of medical ethics, since conventional leporazine therapy might have saved the patient. ()
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