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Greg Hook on Leon Thal Symposium Webinar

COMMENT Extend the exclusive use provision of the FDA Orphan Drug Act (ODA) to AD drugs. When a new mechanism of drug action is hypothesized as potentially effective, old compounds, which affect that mechanism and are safe to use, are often the best candidates fo

Greg Hook on Leon Thal Symposium Webinar

COMMENT The primary impediment to small firms entering the Alzheimer disease drug development market is lack of private funds. Called the "Valley of Death," the space between basic research and clinical trials lacks private funds because of the extraord

Emory Hill on Leon Thal Symposium Webinar

COMMENT We see people who are very interested in participating in clinical trials, but they want to get into the most promising active treatment trials, not something like a prevention via exercise study. They are asking for the most promising trials. Do we dare

John Breitner on Leon Thal Symposium Webinar

COMMENT CMS stands to benefit hugely from any successful development of efficacious interventions for prevention. They should be highly motivated to facilitate prevention research. We could start by clarifying that CMS will pay for clinical evaluation when the ne

John Breitner on Leon Thal Symposium Webinar

COMMENT Two endpoints should not be a problem, if one of the endpoints is reduced incidence of dementia. Dementia by definition implies functional impairment, which fills the need for a second endpoint. john.breitner 0

John Breitner on Leon Thal Symposium Webinar

COMMENT If we have a chance to come back to methodologic dilemmas confronting Primary Prevention trials, it may be worth noting that it's possible to measure endpoints from trial populations that are very widely dispersed geographically. Think of ADAMS with

Tyrosine Hydroxylase

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Ling Zou


West China Hospital of Sichuan University
Chengdu, China

Presenilins—Grinding Gears in the Cell Cycle?

RESEARCH NEWS 2008-11-03 Research News Slipping your car into reverse while barreling down the highway is hardly good practice. Neither is simultaneously stomping on the gas pedal and the brake. But when it comes to driving the cell cycle, that might just be what presenilins, the

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