I agree that there continues to be a need for thorough research into an ultimate cure for MS and for highly effective, although safe, medications.
I'm am wondering though. Are you the same Alan Palmer as....?
Vice Chairman: Dr Alan Palmer FBiol, PhD, MSc, CBiol, BSc Alan is Chief Executive Officer of Pharmidex and a visiting Professor at the School of Pharmacy in London. On the basis of his pivotal role in the formation of Cerebrus (which later became Vernalis), Cerexus and Pharmidex, he was voted Entrepreneur of the Year by the London Biotechnology Network in 2005. Alan’s area of expertise is neuroscience, with special emphasis on neurological disorders and their treatment.
It might be very interesting to have a scientist's input into the challenges of multiple sclerosis.
Hi Alan - welcome to our community. Thanks Lisa for the due diligence. It would be great to have the scientist's point of view. I hope you'll consider sticking around and weighing in - more often than not!
all the best, sue (moderator)
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Hi Alan,
I agree that there continues to be a need for thorough research into an ultimate cure for MS and for highly effective, although safe, medications.
I'm am wondering though. Are you the same Alan Palmer as....?
Vice Chairman: Dr Alan Palmer FBiol, PhD, MSc, CBiol, BSc
Alan is Chief Executive Officer of Pharmidex and a visiting Professor at the School of Pharmacy in London. On the basis of his pivotal role in the formation of Cerebrus (which later became Vernalis), Cerexus and Pharmidex, he was voted Entrepreneur of the Year by the London Biotechnology Network in 2005. Alan’s area of expertise is neuroscience, with special emphasis on neurological disorders and their treatment.
It might be very interesting to have a scientist's input into the challenges of multiple sclerosis.
Hi Lisa
You're very thorough and entirely accurate
Best wishes
Alan
Hi Alan - welcome to our community. Thanks Lisa for the due diligence. It would be great to have the scientist's point of view. I hope you'll consider sticking around and weighing in - more often than not!
all the best, sue (moderator)