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stem cell research

Rajkumar Gupta

06/19/09

Rajkumar Gupta

Topics:Stages Of Alzheimer's

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Carol Bradley Bursack

Saturday, June 20, 2009

Carol Bradley Bursack

I know there has been emphasis on stem cell research regarding Parkinson's disease, but I'm not aware of any for Alzheimer's. I'm not sure if that is your question, but I'm assuming it it. Please feel free to comment more.

Carol

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Rajkumar Gupta
Saturday, June 20, 2009 at 09:58 AM

Thanks a lot for yr prompt reply.

I have heard there is some "stem cell research" is going on about Alzheimers also.

If u hv any info, pl inform.

Thnks.

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Carol Bradley Bursack
Saturday, June 20, 2009 at 10:01 AM

There is so much research going on, that it's certainly possible. We'll be reporting on those findings if anything significant comes up.

Carol

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