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Abiant, Inc. Announces License Agreement with New York University School of Medicine
Published in Telemedicine Business Week, November 28th, 2007
Abiant, Inc., an Illinois based company specializing in advanced bio-imaging to accelerate and improve drug development and disease diagnosis, announces an exclusive technology license agreement with the New York University School of Medicine. The technology involves breakthrough image analysis methods developed by leading researchers at New York University School of Medicine to reliably detect changes in critical brain regions that are predictive of the onset of Alzheimer's Disease. It also has application in oncology and other disease areas.
Dr. Mony de Leon, Director of New York University School of Medicine's Center for Brain Health, said "We believe that these...
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