Are you related to someone with Alzheimer's Disease? Or, do you know someone who is? If so, they will certainly want to be know about a new study called Reveal. The goal of REVEAL is to provide healthy adults with genetic susceptibility testing and information about their chances to develop Alzheimer's disease. Men and women who are between the ages of 18 and 84 years old are eligible to participate.
The study is being run out of the following schools: University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine (Cleveland, OH); Howard University (Washington, DC); and Boston University School of Medicine (Boston, MA).
You can learn more about Reveal by following this link. And, more about Alzheimer's at the Alzheimer's Reading Room.
REVEAL, the Risk Evaluation and Education for Alzheimer's Disease Study is a multi-center funded research project.
The goal of REVEAL is to provide healthy adults with genetic susceptibility testing and information about their chances to develop Alzheimer's disease.
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Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Are you related to someone with Alzheimer's Disease?
Saturday, June 16, 2007
The National Public Health Road Map to Maintaining Cognitive Health (Road Map)
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A National Public Health Road Map to Maintaining Cognitive Health.
A National Public Health Road Map to Maintaining Cognitive Health.
The Healthy Brain Initiative
The Healthy Brain Initiative
Monday, June 11, 2007
Myriad Genetics (MYGN) Presents Mathematical Comparison of Disease Modification Trial Designs at Alzheimer's Conference
Current Flurizan™ Phase 3 Study Design May Demonstrate Disease Modification
Read the entire release at The Alzheimer's Reading Room
myriad genetics
"staggered start"
Alzheimer's Association Prevention Conference
disease modification
Flurizan Phase 3
Read the entire release at The Alzheimer's Reading Room
myriad genetics
"staggered start"
Alzheimer's Association Prevention Conference
disease modification
Flurizan Phase 3
Thursday, June 07, 2007
Will Friday’s Close Spell Doomsday for Stocks?
On Friday we could see a rare occurrence in stocks, a fourth day down right after a new high in a long term move. Why is this important?
This formation at a top (or the inverse at a bottom) is so powerful that it often signals not only the end of a major move up, but the beginnings of a big long term move in the opposite direction (down). In this case, the beginnings of a major bear market.
This formation is so rare that it does not make much sense to expect a fourth down day to occur. However, I will say this; if the market starts spiraling down in the last hour of trading you should consider taking some serious protection.
If the market does close lower Friday it is going to end the week in a dramatic oversold condition. Many might see this as an opportunity to cover shorts on the open come Monday morning. Scalping the market is usually a good strategy when the market is oversold or overbought but I can tell you from experience you won’t want to be an early buyer on Monday should the fourth lower close come in. History tells you this is not the time to buck the market or its trend. We could see the sell list as long as they ever get so you might want to check the buy/sell lists prior to the open.
If you have been watching the market closely since May you might have noticed that momentum has been flat to down. Any time a market is going up against a background of dwindling momentum you should be careful. You always want to be careful when you begin to see a series of negative divergences in a trend that has been persisting for a long time. Some would say look for an “edge”. In this case it just might be a classic.
I’ll save the discussion of the real weakness in housing and the effect this is likely to have on GDP and the psychological effect the ten year above 5.125 percent will likely have on the market. For now, keep your eyes open going into the close on Friday. You could be looking at an opportunity to make a rare trade.
BD
I want to thank everyone who stayed on the mailing list after the close of the CNBC trading contest. If you stay you will be hearing from me from time to time. You will also notice that the other information I am putting on the Blog could awaken you to trends which you can exploit by identifying good stocks. I am particular interested in Alzheimer’ treatments and alternative energy right now.
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This formation at a top (or the inverse at a bottom) is so powerful that it often signals not only the end of a major move up, but the beginnings of a big long term move in the opposite direction (down). In this case, the beginnings of a major bear market.
This formation is so rare that it does not make much sense to expect a fourth down day to occur. However, I will say this; if the market starts spiraling down in the last hour of trading you should consider taking some serious protection.
If the market does close lower Friday it is going to end the week in a dramatic oversold condition. Many might see this as an opportunity to cover shorts on the open come Monday morning. Scalping the market is usually a good strategy when the market is oversold or overbought but I can tell you from experience you won’t want to be an early buyer on Monday should the fourth lower close come in. History tells you this is not the time to buck the market or its trend. We could see the sell list as long as they ever get so you might want to check the buy/sell lists prior to the open.
If you have been watching the market closely since May you might have noticed that momentum has been flat to down. Any time a market is going up against a background of dwindling momentum you should be careful. You always want to be careful when you begin to see a series of negative divergences in a trend that has been persisting for a long time. Some would say look for an “edge”. In this case it just might be a classic.
I’ll save the discussion of the real weakness in housing and the effect this is likely to have on GDP and the psychological effect the ten year above 5.125 percent will likely have on the market. For now, keep your eyes open going into the close on Friday. You could be looking at an opportunity to make a rare trade.
BD
I want to thank everyone who stayed on the mailing list after the close of the CNBC trading contest. If you stay you will be hearing from me from time to time. You will also notice that the other information I am putting on the Blog could awaken you to trends which you can exploit by identifying good stocks. I am particular interested in Alzheimer’ treatments and alternative energy right now.
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