British scientists dig new drug to treat Alzheimer's disease

a two
-year china-Uking science and technology cooperation project
will officially begin this month, the Times reported on thursdayDr Stephen Minger, the UK's leading stem cell scientist who is leading the project, willin Shanghai, China,bring together British scientists and Chinese researchers for Alzheimer's disease tohope to extract new drugs to treat the disease fromChinese medicineif the program succeeds in,Chinese medicine may give us drugs we've never been exposed to before, Minger saidRebecca Wood, head of Alzheimer's Research UK, agrees that finding possible treatments from Traditional Chinese medicine will open up new avenues for treatmentIn recent years, the Chinese government has invested in research to extract conventional medicines from traditional Chinese medicineMinger said China has been working on the research and has a national laboratory that specializes in Chinese medicineMinger points out that it is not easy to extract conventional medicines from traditional Chinese medicineBecause each Chinese medicine has a lot of flavor chinese medicine, it is difficult to confirm that one taste of Chinese medicine has played a role, or a few taste of Chinese medicine combined The study began by identifying a possible cure Scientists will use modern technology and exclusion to test the efficacy of every taste of Chinese medicine in Chinese medicine, removing ineffective drugs until only a few chemicalcomponents remain in the prescription For British scientists, Chinese-Western scientific cooperation is an important way to advance science, says Mr Minger He believes that the system of
Chinese medicine based on the of energy flow the balance of yin and yang in the body can promote the development of western medicine based on arguments