I did a lot of research on iPS cells before.

Therefore, I have an extraordinary interest in the applied technology of iPS cells.

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The results of an experiment using iPS cells showed that a drug for Parkinson's disease may also be effective for ALS patients.

The important point here is not that the drug was administered directly to the patient, but that it was confirmed using the patient's iPS cells.

Finally, the effect was confirmed by administering it to an actual patient. The greatness of this technology was the fact that it was confirmed using the patient's own iPS cells, not mice or other people.

In other words, it is possible to administer the drug with a very high level of safety: "If it does not work, you do not have to administer it.

This kind of research to find drugs using patients' iPS cells is called "iPS cell drug discovery".

It's not "One to One Marketing", but "One to One Medication".

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"Developing new drugs is not the only way to create new drugs"

I was in a good mood that day when I heard about the wonderful and "effective treatment for ALS," which is an incurable disease.

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Every time I see the word "innovation" and the title of a book like "How to make Innovation",

"Shut up! I don't care how you create innovation, just tell me your idea of innovation itself!"

That's why I get so happy when I hear about such wonderful applications.