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Thanks for the update from this conference, Coach.
Of all the other potential indications for Bryostatin, I'm most interested in a traumatic brain injury (TBI) treatment. Imagine a drug that can treat athletes who sustain a concussion, or soldiers returning from frontlines with TBI. An area of treatment, with unmet need, for our younger population!