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STAT+: Pharmalittle: We’re reading about drug shortages, what drugmakers didn’t tell Alzheimer’s trial patients and more

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We can tell because the pace of motor vehicles passing by our window is picking up and the official mascots are busy foraging for their breakfast on the campus grounds. As for us, we are engaged in the usual ritual of brewing cups of stimulation. Our choice today is maple bourbon. Yes, this is for real. As always, you are invited to join us.

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The World of Neuroscience

Berkeley Pharma Tech

From brain structure and function to neuroplasticity, neurodegenerative diseases, and neuroethics, we'll take a deep dive into this fascinating field. Neurodegenerative Diseases Neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's are among the most crippling conditions that can afflict the nervous system.

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People with MND in England and Wales fear losing access to life-extending drug

The Guardian - Pharmaceutical Industry

Exclusive: NHS cost threshold has not been raised by National Institute for Health and Care Excellence since 2004 People with motor neurone disease have spoken of their devastation at a likely loss of access to a life-extending drug due to an NHS cost threshold that has not been raised since 2004.

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STAT+: Pharmalittle: We’re reading about Zepbound trial results, an Alnylam heart drug, and more

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We can tell because the pace of motor vehicles passing by our window is picking up and the official mascots are busy foraging for their breakfast on the campus grounds. The neurons could use all the help they can get. 30, in London at the annual meeting of the European Society of Cardiology.  Yes, this is real.

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Amylyx bags first approval for ALS drug Albrioza

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“ALS is a devastating disease and can move with startling swiftness,” said Tammy Moore, chief executive of the ALS Society of Canada. There is simply no time to wait with this disease.” ” In ALS, which is also known as motor neurone disease, the nerve cells that control muscle function slowly die off.

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