Tafamidis: A Revolutionary Drug for Treating Neurodegenerative and Heart Diseases @ScrippsResearch
Tafamidis: A Revolutionary Drug for Treating Neurodegenerative and Heart Diseases  @ScrippsResearch
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Scripps Research scientist Prof. Jeffery Kelly received an unexpected visit from a patient whose life was dramatically improved by tafamidis—a revolutionary drug for treating neurodegenerative and heart diseases, developed by Kelly himself. Kelly is a leading figure at Scripps Research, spearheading efforts to address some of the most pressing medical challenges, including Alzheimer’s and various amyloid diseases. His cutting-edge research on protein misfolding has not only led to the development of tafamidis but has also broadened our understanding of protein aggregation disorders.

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Tafamidis: A Revolutionary Drug for Treating Neurodegenerative and Heart Diseases

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