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New Immune Approach for Treatment of Alzheimer's Disease

Posted By: Anonymous | Posted On: Jun 07,2009 18:30 pm | View: 24 New hope for a much needed new approach for tackling Alzheimer's disease will be discussed in detail this week at a new medical conference in Philadelphia. At the inaugural Targeting Alzheimer's with Novel Therapeutics conference, to be held as part of the 8th annual World Pharmaceutical Congress, Edward Tobinick MD, Director of the Institute for Neurological Research, a private medical group, inc. in Los Angeles, will present the latest data on a revolutionary new immune approach for treatment of Alzheimer's disease. Read More: http://www.prweb.com/releases/etanercept/alzheimers/prweb2507234.htm

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