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Old 01-01-2009, 09:47 PM #1
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Smile New PN Drugs in the Wings?
Hey....anyone have any idea on this? I can ask my neurologist at Weil/Cornell:

http://health.taragana.net/articles/...ral-neuropathy

I would volunteer to be the guinea pig...since the 70's were a humdinger for me, how bad could this stuff be!??

Anyone know anything about it? There is also a phase II from a VC funded pharma that is promising....it is AL (and a number after it)...at any rate...phase II means it is years away.

There is a lot of coin to be made if someone/some entity discovers the path for nerve regen. They can do it in small animals, but alas, the nerves are too long in humans.

Hang in there everyone, and happy and healthy 2009.

Mark
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