The Methodist Hospital

We stand on the shoulders of some scientific giants.

One is Dr. Stanley Apell at Houston Methodist, who made the connection among other people as well, but he made the connection between dysfunctional T regs and the progression of neurodegenerative diseases And the, and the correlation is pretty strong, Danny.

The correlation between dysfunctional Treg and ALS is pretty good.

If you look at ALS patients, their Tregs are highly dysfunctional, and dysfunctional Tregs are a good predictor of ALS progression as well.

So this was all a lot of the work done by Dr. Stan Appell at Houston Methodist, and of course, many others as well.

But if you go back a little bit, a decade, uh, then Dr. Appell's been working on this with neuroinflammation being the driver of these diseases for decades.

And I think finally, he and many others who have been screaming that from the rooftop are getting validated.