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A Treatable CNP infection leads to development of Pathological Calcification & Inflammation in CAD

http://newmedia.ufm.edu/maniscalconanobacteriumOur principal cardiology investigator, Benedict Maniscalco, MD, FACC in a lecture on the development of pathological calcification in CAD. Dr. Maniscalco was the lead investigator for my NanobacTX clinical trial some years ago....the study was published in a cardiology journal. Please feel free to email me if any questions: info@nanobiotech.us or visit the website to read…See More
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Endovascular R&D. Infectious Disease cause of arteriosclerosis. Development of diagnostics and therapeutics, both prescription and nutraceutical.
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A Treatable CNP infection leads to development of Pathological Calcification & Inflammation in CAD

http://newmedia.ufm.edu/maniscalconanobacterium

Our principal cardiology investigator, Benedict Maniscalco, MD, FACC in a lecture on the development of pathological calcification in CAD. Dr. Maniscalco was the lead investigator for my NanobacTX clinical trial some years ago....the study was published in a cardiology journal. Please feel free to email me if any questions: info@nanobiotech.us or visit…

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