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BlueRock the first company to report initial success treating Parkinson's disease in humans using an experimental stem cell therapy
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This is excellent
This is great news. Why not fast track this like vaccine
this has to be the best piece of news for PwPs since Levadopa - the downside is the wait for final results of all stages and the surgical training required - I’m guessing years away.
Bemdaneprocel more clinical trials upcoming Phase II clinical study expected to begin enrolling patients in H1 2024
Detailed Phase I trial data from primary and secondary endpoints will be presented at the 2023 International Congress on Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders taking place in Copenhagen from August 27-31
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Can someone pease explain the difference between the results of this study and The Swedish Study?
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This link will give you a balanced overview of the current state of research on trials in pd in the rest of the world.
The result of 12 people at stage one (BlueRock) is promising but at least 15 years work ahead i would say.
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Sorry, you are quite right but there have been continuous references to that Swedish Study at Lund University on these boards, primarily to an explanation by a doctor at Cambridge which I cant put my finger on at the moment. There seems to be parallel research by a private company at MSK that may be found at mskcc.org/news/upcoming-cli....
(The results of such tiny study at Lund years ago are fairly startling)
Prof Roger Barker.
Yes he the one that originally called it The swedish study