Don't know him Neil. Have been looking but no luck yet.

http://www.lctglobal.com/upload/pres...er%20FINAL.pdf

they also had a conference call today, no replay# was given.

said next trial only open, as of now, to people living in southern island of N.Z., have to be close by for many followups. 3 of 4 patients stayed on same drug dosages, 1 patient reduced meds by 50%, longest patient was 76 weeks. all 4 patients were dbs candidates before operation, they can still choose DBS but all 4 declined, wanting to see how implants do. no date on when next trial will begin but presenter very positive.

they think it will work better on less advanced patients who have more viable neurons. imagine that!

the info for the cc doesn't give a replay phone#, the one on their p.r. won't work.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/southland-tim...insons-disease

http://www.openbriefing.com/OB/1811.aspx

[QUOTE= Kiwi waiting to hear your take on it (and I was amused by this mistake in the U.S. NIH specs - ability to fly to Vancouver for PET scan - 10 plus hours, really!)[/QUOTE].

Thank you for the audio link Soccertese. It is very informative.

Listening to the Audio I see there was no mistake in the spec, trial participants did fly to Vancouver for a scan! Most humble apologies for my mistake. I live in the area so now to see if I can get on that trial!