I present mine in a much more low-tech way.
Each day we hear about drug-treatment this and drug-treatment that,
but why aren't you doing something and giving me a drug that will work for MS?
The MS community is trying!.
Drugs are appearing with increasing frequency, but progress is painfully slow!.
Why is this the case?
The answer is in Drug - the board game.
Drugs are appearing with increasing frequency, but progress is painfully slow!.
Why is this the case?
The answer is in Drug - the board game.
"I think the perception, or at least the Hope, of developing drugs for MS is abit like:"
However the Reality it is... it's a Long-Distance Race...or Marathon
You have to write a grant to a charitiy to get funds to do the research. With each lap of the track (taking 6months -1 year), your Idea gets stronger.This idea gets sufficiently mature, so that you feel that you can reach the end! You think that you can make a drug to hopefully treat MS.
However, you are not at the finish..........,You are at the Beginning!
A game of chance..where the winner takes all and the loser really looses..big time!!
To be continued.......
May I make a suggestion:
ReplyDeleteI am really glad that G. attracted some columnists to this blog. Amazing posts.
I guess many are part of G's faculty/team/post doc....
May I ask people to sign their post, and maybe add their bio's next to G's ? That would give us a better grasp of the writer and their research interests....
Thanks again folks!
Antoine
If you look at the very end of the post it says "posted by" and always gives the profile name of whoever posted it (so if you look, the above post was by "mousedoctor". I did once come across a list of the blog profiles matched up to the relevant members of Prof G's team but I can't remember how I got to it now! If i remember, I'll let you know!
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ReplyDeleteThe MouseDoctor is Not Zorro, but with a bit of research on the blog you can find out.
The MouseDoctor is cool. Power to you bro. Keep it up. Love the fact the blog is becoming a team effort.
ReplyDeleteThe only really mice with curative powers I am aware of is Mickey (alas somehow anti-semitic :))
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