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The Prevagen Memory Study is a three-month long, randomized, double-blind, placebo controlled study.

Quincy Bioscience takes part in annual MS Luncheon as supporter and corporate sponsor

Award winning writer and bestselling author, Shelley Peterman Schwarz is asking for votes in the Oprah Winfrey Network, “Your OWN Show” contest.

Madison, WI (June 14, 2010) Despite a sluggish economy, Quincy Bioscience is experiencing consistent growth. Madison, WI based biotech company relocates its corporate offices to a facility four times the size of its former location.

Madison WI, HOPE Trials and Quincy Bioscience together with MS advocate and author Shelley Peterman Schwarz officially announce the launch of Multiple Sclerosis study evaluating the effect of a jellyfish protein on quality of life symptoms.

Quincy Bioscience is sponsoring the National Multiple Sclerosis Society in their fight to raise awareness through the Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Walk in Madison, Wisconsin on May 2 and announcing the launch of the Multiple Sclerosis MS HOPE Trial.

Memory loss is a big problem for football players. Growing concern over head trauma in athletes has raised the question of how to protect athletes from memory loss. Quincy Bioscience has a biotech development to help regulate calcium in the brain.

Quincy Bioscience, manufacturer of Prevagen® - a natural brain health supplement to help fight memory loss, announces their partnership with nationally syndicated radio talk show host John Tesh.

Whether looking for a job, looking to keep a job, or looking for a job promotion, mental aptitude plays a critical role in your success. Brain fog or memory loss can eliminate opportunities. Prevagen® is helping those who are trying to get ahead.