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Pursuing a cure for Gaucher's Disease
Sue Kline and Louise Glickman lead monthly trips to NIH with their children Adam 12 Laura 8 and Kevin 11 to receive experimental injections. The program, directed by Dr. Roscoe Brady and Dr. John Barranger, costs over 3 000 dollars per dose and has treated about 300 cases as researchers seek better enzyme delivery. The Gaucher's Disease Research Foundation coordinates funds and information as scientists plan a new approach starting late summer.
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Betty Cunibertios
Angeles Times
Bethesda
Sue Kline
New York
National Institutes of Health
Kevin
Gaucher
Louise Glickman
New Orleans
Adam
Laura
Roscoe O. Brady
John Barranger
National Institute of Neurological and
Glickman
Bethesda Medical Facility
Capitol Hill
House
Kline
Barranger
Brady
Square One
Gaucher’s Disease Research Foundation
Meadow Hill Road
Ellicott City