Lilly Study Could Sink Prospects for Alzheimer’s Treatments

[Anonymous]

http://www.investorplace.com/52928/eli-lilly-study-alzheimers/

 

[Anonymous]

Dr. Jan Lundberg addresses these research setbacks:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKROeWxZHfg&feature=related

 

[Anonymous]

http://www.investorplace.com/52928/eli-lilly-study-alzheimers/

Be more serious next time. Like diabetes and cancer, the best medicine is prevention, beginning as early in life as possible. Exercise, continuous education, good diet, moderation in all vices, good social activity, control of high blood pressure: all of these are good in extending useful life, whether in the body, or the mind.

There may not be a "magic bullet" folks. In fact, senility was not recognized as a "disorder" until just recently. There are vascular components, there are dietary components, and certainly some genetic component.

But you my friends are in business to sell disease treatments. There lies the rub.

--M.D.

 

[Anonymous]

Dr. Jan Lundberg addresses these research setbacks:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKROeWxZHfg&feature=related

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[Anonymous]

What's in the ALZ. pipeline?
http://www.youtube.com/user/BartBaKer#p/a/f/1/94G7W26nwnA

 

[Anonymous]

What's in the ALZ. pipeline?
http://www.youtube.com/user/BartBaKer#p/a/f/1/94G7W26nwnA

that is pretty sick.

 

[Anonymous]

that is pretty sick.

What do you expect? This is a sick company, and the clueless reps out in the field reflect that. In-house however, most of us have MBAs, and we know the score.

 

[Anonymous]

Dr. Jan Lundberg addresses these research setbacks:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKROeWxZHfg&feature=related

Whenever I see jan's smiling face, it makes me know we'll be OK!