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www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/04/19/scientists-confirm-mad-cow-disease-camels-sparking-fears-could/
Scientists confirm 'mad cow disease' in camels sparking fears it could be passed to humans
telegraph.co.uk
A prion disease similar to that which causes “mad cow disease” in cattle has been discovered in camels, raising fears that it could be passed to humans.Congratulations Pete on promoting awareness of CJD with your run in Boston.
I did speak with the reporter several times and I had hoped he would also note the tremendous support CJD families provide for prion research in Australia but he opted to mention the Cure Champion which is a wonderful cause that I fully support but UK based. Given that CJD families provide $200,000 to $300,000 per year to support our Australian researchers I thought that would be news worthy.
www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-43748452
Why a widower ran a marathon for his wife, and their sons
bbc.com
Peter Bayliss found a new mission after his wife, Lisa, died of a rare inherited disease.For anyone who is interesting in attending the CJD Foundation, USA family conference in Washington DC
Online Registration is Open!
13th to 15th July 2018
Conference Fee is US$195 per person, until June 11 / US$215 per person after June 11
The fee includes:
All workshops and sessions, Friday through Sunday
Meetings on Capitol Hill on Monday, if you request them
Comprehensive conference binder
Welcome reception on Friday
Breakfast and lunch on Saturday and Sunday
Banquet on Saturday night
Online registration is available. For more information and to register, visit CJD Foundation Family Conference.
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How Professor Giovanna Mallucci will lead Cambridge fight against dementia
cambridgeindependent.co.uk
An announcement that the University of Cambridge will help form the new £250million UK Dementia Research Institute came on a day that two promising drugs were named as potential treatments.For those who are following Professor Ruth Gabizon's research with pomegranate seed oil. www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0197458018300113
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TgMHu2ME199K mice, a transgenic line mimicking genetic prion disease, are born healthy and gradually deteriorate to a terminal neurological condition …© 2018 CJD Support Group Network Australia.
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