Australian drug may prevent kidney disease. It stops the spread of fibrosis.

Australian scientists have developed a drug which may prevent kidney disease. It stops the spread of fibrosis which also underpins other killers including heart failure, diabetes, and lung and liver problems. Sufferers will take one tablet a day as opposed to eight hours of dialysis. Trials at the University of Melbourne have seen 100% success rate.
Aired on 7news channel, August 17, 2008

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Science & Technology

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• fibrosis
• kidney
• disease
• diabetes
• dialysis
• heart
• lung
• University
• Melbourne
• Australia
• 7news

[ClaytonKG]

Unfortunately, they didn't mention the name of the drug in the news feed. However, you can inquire about this new drug at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Just google for their medical school and give them a call. I hope it helps.

[VintageVera1]

Beware of miracle cures.

[VintageVera1]

There is no such thing as a "100% success rate." (Dialysis patient)

[pomc]

ft 11 but stll under clinical trials. google fibrotech.

i am also excited about this news.

[drzugo]

More videos like this (only for physicians) at symposier (.com)

[mckinseysmomma]

What exactly is the name of the drug and how do we get it?