Amarantus BioScience Holdings, Inc., a biotechnology company committed to developing diagnostics in neurology and to advance therapeutic products in several areas…
Isaura Santos
Isaura Santos graduated with a BS in Cell and Molecular Biology from Universidade Nova de Lisboa and a MA in Communication, Culture and Information Technologies from University Institute of Lisbon (ISCTE-IUL). Her professional interests include science communication, public awareness of science and communication of science through entertainment.
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Articles by Isaura Santos
A recent study published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease titled “A Clinical Study of Lupron…
AC Immune SA recently announced it has signed an exclusive worldwide license agreement and collaboration contract with Janssen Pharmaceuticals,…
A research team from the Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center developed a form of insulin intended to be delivered via nasal spray that…
A team of researchers from Scandinavia conducted a study, titled, “The Finnish Geriatric Intervention Study to Prevent Cognitive Impairment…
An important victory for Alzheimer’s disease patients advocates occurred last month when the U.S. Congress approved legislation that can significantly increase the federal budget…
Alzheimer’s Association Founder Jerome Stone (Source: Alzheimer’s Association) Jerome H. Stone, a philanthropist, prominent businessman, and founding president…
German biotechnology company, MorphoSys, was informed by its partner, Swiss global health-care company, Roche, about their decision to discontinue gantenerumab‘s Phase III …
Actavis and Adamas Pharmaceuticals Inc. announced that the US Food and Drug Administration has accepted Namzaric‘s New Drug Application (NDA)…
Connection Between Aggression and High Levels Of Testosterone In Alzheimer’s Disease Male Patients
High levels of testosterone may be connected with higher risk for hallucinations, aggression and other acting-out actions in men that…