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Default Possible Parkinson's trigger identified
Please see attached link.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080103/...ons_protein_dc

Sounds promising but is at the very beginning and will take several years of development.

Any news regarding Spheramine?
I guess in May, June or so BayerSchering will release the results of phaseIIb trial. I am wondering if the very good results of the phase I trail will be confirmed by the current study.

Phase III should start quickly and all patients from the first trial who got the cells only for one side of the brain and all patients who had sham surgery will be invited to participate in this trial.

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