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Old 05-19-2015, 10:27 PM #5
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Two.companies, which we have discussed here before, are trying to do this. Affirms AG and Prothena are both researching A-Syn vaccines to attempt to reduce the levels in PD patients. They both have the goal of slowing, or halting, PD progression by reducing the amount of misfolded or mutated A-Syn. Early results have been very encouraging.
Thanks. I see they have both passed phase I/safety studies are are hoping to start phase 2 soon.
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