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  • McCance presents at Venture Summit East 2010
    Henry McCance, Cure Alzheimer’s Fund co-founder and chairman emeritus, Greylock Partners, was a keynote speaker at Venture Summit East 2010. This two-day gathering highlighted the significant economic, political and technology trends impacting the global growth investor and was held at Harvard Bus... (Read more)
  • UPI: $150,000 Alzheimer's study grant awarded
    Cure Alzheimer's Fund awarded the University of Texas Health Science Center and the University of Houston a $150,000 grant to fund important Alzheimer's research. The grant will give researchers the opportunity to accelerate their use of nanotechnology and new imaging techniques to study the effect... (Read more)
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