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A Time for Patience - 5: Focus Turning to Early and Preclinical ALS Treatment, TDP-43 as New Target
The ALS drug development is gaining momentum, but as with Alzheimer’s, researchers should target the early onset stage and preclinical phase of the disease to achieve more effective treatments. So argues Prof. Yuishin Izumi of Tokushima University, a key figure…
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