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Old 02-15-2012, 09:49 PM #1
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Default Ole Isacson at Harvard
My husband met with a guy who heads a firm that handles clinical trials in the U.S. and this guy was raving about Ole Isacson and his cell therapy work on Parkinson's Disease as the hallmark of the future.

I see that Isacson heads the Neuroregeneration Lab at Harvard Medical School and is an advisor for the MJFF. Are they getting closer with stem cell therapy? I see a few recent articles but nothing seems imminent, as far as treatment available for PWP.

stemcells-drugdevelopment.com/agenda/day-one
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