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About
People
- Advisors
- Competitors
- Judges
- Fellows
- Staff
- Volunteers
- Donors
Blog
Aspirational Neuroscience Prize
Brain Preservation Prize
Media
How You Can Help

Contact BPF Staff

For competition information:
kenneth.hayworth@gmail.com
For technical enquiries:
kenneth.hayworth@gmail.com
For gift-giving enquiries:
johnsmart@gmail.com
For media enquiries:
oge@nnadi.org

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Disclaimer

The BPF does not currently support the offering of ASC, or any other preservation method, to human patients. The BPF has released a document outlining its position on what should be expected prior to any such offering. Quoting from that document: “The entire ASC-for-human-application procedure and associated quality control protocol should be tested in suitable laboratory animals and/or in human anatomical donations prior to any medical offering, and the results of these studies should be published so that they can be reviewed by the wider medical community before any medical offering is made.”

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