Interesting Engineering: The future of medicine could lie in organoid research
RegMedNet: Advancing multiple sclerosis with cerebral organoids: an interview with Nicolas Daviaud
The New Yorker: A New Approach to MS Could Transform Treatment of Other Diseases
Neurology Live: Intrathecal Mesenchymal Stem Cells are Potential Treatment for Progressive Multiple Sclerosis: Saud A. Sadiq, MD, FAAN
MS News Today: AAN 2023: MSC-NP aids walking in advanced progressive MS patients
New Scientist: Stem cell therapy reduces symptoms of progressive MS for some people
Neuro Rehab Times: New hope for potential MS treatment
Neuro Rehab Times: 'Mini brains' shed new light on MS
RegMedNet: Microglia may be a therapeutic target of mesenchymal stem cell-derived neural progenitor therapy.
MS News Today: Stem cell therapy MSC-NP can ease inflammatory activity in brain cells
Managed Healthcare Executive: Researchers Develop 'Mini-Brain' Model That Could Help Identify Targets for MS Treatment
National MS Society:New Study Shows How Primary Progressive MS May Differ from Other Forms of MS
‘Mini-brain’ models point to poorer oligodendrocyte growth in PPMS
Primary Progressive MS confirmed as own disorder in mouse study
Primary progressive multiple sclerosis is a distinct disease (fiercebiotech.com)
BioSpace: Highlighted by Amylyx, the ALS Space is Gaining Momentum
ALS News Today: Cholesterol Transporter May Be Stronger Trigger of Sporadic ALS
RealTalk MS Podcast: Interview with Tisch MSRCNY Scientist, Dr. Roberto Alfonso
Mice injected with spinal fluid from ALS patients offer potential therapeutic target
MS News Today: Anti-CD20 Therapies Help Mount T-cell Response to COVID-19 Vaccines
Stem Cells Treatments Show Promise in MS (managedhealthcareexecutive.com)
RealTalk MS Podcast: Episode 250 featuring Dr. Saud Sadiq
Biospace: Research Shows Stem Cells Might Become a Game Changer for Multiple Sclerosis
The Joan Hamburg Show Director and Chief Research Scientist of the Tisch MS Research Center of New York, Dr. Saud A. Sadiq, talks with Joan Hamburg about MS and our Phase II stem cell trial.
NY Mag: Dr. Sadiq-Damage Control
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