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TO LIFE!
the health, wellness, medical series with Mark Colo
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because it helps create better awareness across the business community announcing the concept and action of helping people impacted by
Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, Multiple Sclerosis, and other neuro afflictions .
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Dr. Howard Federoff.
Chief Medical Officer,
Pioneering
next-generation approaches
to cure neurologic disease
Melissa Putze
I’m officially an Artificial Intelligence inventor at
Deloitte Technology!
The name of my Innovation Campaign idea is
Automate and Standardize
Global Business Processes Using
Artificial Intelligence.
Here’s Melissa speaking with GlobalTVtalkshow host Ed about A I and it’s usefulness in the workplaces. We are joined by Germany-based Annette Derkin, business coach.
Mark Colo TEDx Speaker
My Parkinson’s Story watch this, click Adaptability Proliferates Possibilities (12 Min)
Author – Amazon Books
“The Noble and Great Ones”
“It’s Not About Proportions,
“What’s in the Glass Matters Most”
“Peace With Parkinson’s”
“It’s Called a Resting Tremor, not an Earthquake”.
Mark Colo
keynoter at World Parkinson’s Day at Aspen Neuroscience (click)
I help individuals with chronic neuro-diseases find mental, physical, spiritual and financial help by introducing high quality, low cost experts that understand the needs of the individual and can provide solutions for even the most complex circumstances.
Dr. Paula Grisanti, CEO
National Stem Cell Foundation
nationalstemcellfoundation.org
462 S 4th St #1230
Louisville, KY 40202(502) 379-8544
Dr. Grisanti is CEO and a founding member of the National Stem Cell Foundation (NSCF), headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky. She holds a DMD and MBA from the University of Louisville and has been actively involved in entrepreneurial activities for most of her career.
NSCF funds promising adult stem cell research and clinical trials, underwrites the National STEM Scholar Program for middle school science teachers nationwide, and covers co-pays and deductibles for children of limited means participating in clinical trials for rare diseases.
They actively partner across all three platforms and look for opportunities to break down silos and build collaborations that may change thinking in a field of study.
NSCF partners with large national organization to co-fund research in four focus areas: neurodegenerative disease, autoimmune disease, rare child disorders, and regenerative repair. Funding partners have included the Michael J. Fox Foundation, the National MS Society, the Orthopaedic Research and Education Foundation, and NASA. Current or previously funded institutions include Duke, Harvard, the Hospital for Special Surgery, Northwestern University, the New York Stem Cell Foundation Research Institute, Scripps Research, Stanford, UCSF, UNC Chapel Hill, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, University of Louisville, and the University of Wisconsin.
They are currently funding a bi-coastal collaboration between leading experts in the field of Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis for a first-in-kind study of neurodegeneration on the International Space Station (ISS). Cell interactions can be observed in space in a way not possible on Earth, opening the door to the discovery of new therapeutic options for currently incurable diseases. A grant from NASA will cover spaceflight costs for a fifth launch later this year.
NSCF invests in education and workforce development through the National STEM Scholar Program, a partnership with The Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science on the campus of WKU. The program provides advanced STEM training, national network building, “big idea” project support, and yearlong mentorship for science teachers motivating students at the tipping point of lifelong science interest – middle school. There are currently 80 Scholars in 33 states who will have collectively impacted more than 104,000 middle school students in the U.S. by June 2023. Ninety percent teach in public schools, 40% teach in mid-to-high poverty schools, and 36% teach in towns with a population under 15,000. Twelve are in Kentucky.
In 2017, NSCF established a Patient Advocacy Fund in the Pediatric Transplant and Cellular Therapy (PTCT) program at Duke University that speeds research to cures by covering insurance co- ays and deductibles for children participating in clinical trials for rare diseases when those out-of-pocket costs are beyond a family’s means. Children from all over the U.S. and around the world travel to PTCT for access to clinical trials for rare diseases that are responsible for 35% of all deaths in the first year of life. These are children with no other treatment options and often limited financial resources. To date, more than 200 children have accessed the fund for critical gap funding.
Dr. Paula Grisanti currently serves as a member of the Delta Dental of Kentucky Board of Directors and the Louisville Metro Board of Health, an officer of the International Women’s Forum Kentucky Chapter, a member of the Health Network Advisory Team for Greater Louisville, Inc., and a member of the Jewish Family and Career Services Advisory Committee. She was Business First’s 2018 Health Care Hero in the category of innovation and a Business First Enterprising Women honoree in 2022.
(May 23, 2023 By Matthew Moore)
Learn about previous editions presenting dynamic people, including …
Jana Stoudemire, PhD
Director, In-Space Manufacturing, Axiom Space.
click and watch https://youtu.be/qLRBRtYXUGI
As part of the In-Space Solutions team for Axiom Space, Jana is helping to create new market sectors in the commercial space economy for in-space manufacturing of biomedical and advanced material applications on the world’s first commercial space station.
She transitioned from pharma to lead life science research in microgravity as part of the team managing the International Space Station U.S. National Laboratory (ISS-NL), then joined Space Tango where she successfully established the initial foundational partnerships that are helping to define an emerging biomedical market on orbit.
Emeliana Borrelli, PhD Neurology
-emphasis on Parkinson’s.
Awarded Le Chavelier; the title of Knight in the Order of the “Légion d’Honneur,” the most prestigious civilian honor given by the French government for outstanding research.
click and watch the interview/discussion https://youtu.be/kyEC9yq69MY
Professor, Microbiology & Molecular Genetics; School of Medicine; University of California -Irvine; Joint Appointment, Pharmaceutical Sciences, School of Medicine; University of California -Irvine
Barbara Giesser, MD; FAAN, FANA;
Multiple Sclerosis Neurology, Brain Health Center
– Pacific Neuroscience Institute, Santa Monica, California
click and watch https://youtu.be/tzXBlT7dmTc
Internationally recognized clinician and award-winning educator who has specialized in the care of persons with Multiple Sclerosis since 1982.
She joined the UCLA Department of Neurology in 2002 and is Professor (emeritus) of Clinical Neurology.
Dr. Giesser has received a dozen awards for excellence in education at the local, regional and national levels. Dr. Geisser is the author of over 100 publications including peer-reviewed research articles, reviews, textbooks, chapters and abstracts.
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