Parkinsons Information
Vital Signs, 7/28 (The San Angelo Standard-Times)
Adult Diabetes Support Group: Meets at 7 p.m. the second Thursday of each month at Trinity Lutheran Church, 3536 YMCA Drive. For more information, call Bill Korzen at (325) 949-6535.
Want a Reason to Love Your Lower Belly Fat? It?s Rich in Stem Cells (PR Newswire via Yahoo! News)
ASPS Study Finds Some Areas of the Body Have Greater Concentrations of Stem Cells
Cardinal Ivan Dias: Anglican Church suffering spiritual Alzheimer's (Times Online)
A senior Roman Catholic cardinal has suggested that the Anglican Church may be ?suffering from spiritual Alzheimer?s?.
Upcoming events - July 27 (Broomfield Enterprise)
Special events
Suzan Ann Quist (Zimmerman) (Hibbing Daily Tribune)
Suzann Ann Quist, 66, of Minneapolis, born Feb. 27, 1942, to Paul and Ann Zimmerman, died July 30, 2008, after a lengthy battle with Parkinsons Disease.
Michael J. Fox Foundation Awards $2.7 Million for Industry Efforts to Speed New Parkinson?s Therapeutics (PR Newswire via Yahoo! News)
Latest awards under Therapeutics Development Initiative bring MJFFs current active industry collaborations to 23; next deadline January 20, 2009
Southwest Riverside County community news briefs for Sunday, August 3 (North County Times)
Pools available for public swimming The Californian Area residents can try to escape hot temperatures by taking a dip in public pools.
Michael J. Fox Foundation Funds $1.1 Million for Cutting-Edge Approaches to Parkinson?s Disease Under Rapid Response ... (PR Newswire via Yahoo! News)
$2 million in total funding expected by years end
Upcoming events - July 31 (Broomfield Enterprise)
Special events
Markers in Blood and Spinal Fluid, and a New Imaging Agent, Show Promise for Early Detection of Alzheimer's (PR Newswire via Yahoo! News)
With the continued aging of the population and the growing epidemic of Alzheimers, early detection of the disease is crucial for risk assessment, testing new therapies, and eventual early intervention with better drugs, once they are developed. Four studies reported today at the Alzheimers Associations 2008 International Conference on Alzheimers Disease (ICAD 2008) in Chicago bring us closer to ...
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