Neuralstem in the News

 

  • Neuralstem, NFL Alumni Association To Test Feasibility Of Traumatic Brain Injury Treatment

Reported in “Healthy Living,” Huffington Post, April 24, 2013

Neuralstem’s NSI-189/traumatic brain injury initiative announcement with the NFLA received widespread coverage, including this posting to The Huffington Post.

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  • Football and Concussions: New Drug To Be Tested on NFL Alumni

By Justin Caba, Medical Daily, April 24, 2013

The promise of hope for “Finally, a possible solution to contact sport related head injuries” is cited in this article which highlights Neuralstem’s and the NFLA’s new initiative to develop a trial to treat traumatic brain injury for former NFL players.

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  • Michigan University Joins Lou Gehrig’s Clinical Trial

By Robin Erb, Detroit Free Press medical writer, USA Today, April 18, 2013

Robin Erb’s NSI-566/ALS Phase II FDA-approval feature story in Detroit Free Press (4/17/13) ran in USA Today. Added Story Highlights sidebar cites dual clinical trial centers; no current cure for ALS, and the study’s “one of a kind” cell therapy.

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  • Neuralstem Expands Lou Gehrig’s Disease Trials

By Jeff Clabaugh, Washington Business Journal, April 17, 2013

Rockville, Maryland-based Neuralstem’s NSI-566/ALS Phase II trial’s approval by the FDA was reported in the D.C. region business journal.

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  • U-M May Recruit ALS Patients for Stem Cell Clinical Trial

By Robin Erb, Detroit Free Press, April 17, 2013

“We need ALS research fast-tracked… This isn’t even about a cure. People would be happy with the treatment.” NSI-566/ALS principal investigator, Eva Feldman, M.D., Ph.D., spoke with Robin Erb for a feature following her initial breaking news story on the Phase II FDA green-light.

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