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Memory Study Enrolling Participants Evaluating Memory Loss Vitamin
Date:2/1/2010

Quincy Bioscience has announced enrollment is underway for a memory loss study evaluating the impact of Prevagen® on cognitive function. Men and women aged 40 years and older who are experiencing memory loss and can travel to Madison, WI area are encouraged to apply at Madison Memory Study.

(Vocus) February 1, 2010 -- Quincy Bioscience is seeking men and women 40 years and older who are experiencing memory loss to enroll in a study that will evaluate the effects of the brain health supplement Prevagen® on cognitive function. The Prevagen Memory Study is a randomized placebo-controlled, double-blind study that will require five (5) visits for cognitive testing during the three (3) month study period. The impact of Prevagen on brain cell protection will be evaluated using computer-based cognitive testing software. The study is sponsored by Quincy Bioscience, the manufacturer of Prevagen®.

Quincy Bioscience is pleased to collaborate with Cogstate Ltd., a leading cognitive testing software company based in Melbourne, Australia. Cogstate’s proprietary computer-based testing software will be utilized to assess the effect of Prevagen on cognitive performance. “We are excited to utilize the testing software from Cogstate for the Madison Memory Study,” says Quincy Bioscience president Mark Underwood. “Cogstate is an industry leader with extensive research validating the use of its software tools for measuring cognitive effects.”

Prevagen® is the first and only product to use the active ingredient apoaequorin, a calcium-binding protein discovered in jellyfish. In university studies, Prevagen® was proven to protect brain cells.* First launched in in September of 2007, tens of thousands of people have taken P
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