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First of many Neuro-Biotech's licensed products, "SymPath(R) blood test"
Date:10/4/2010

BASEL, Switzerland, Oct. 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Neuro-Biotech Corporation (PINKSHEET: MRES)(OTCQB:MRES) Pursuant to the company's press release issued the 30th of September 2010, the following is a brief review and explanation of the earlier statements concerning the first of many Neuro-Biotech's licensed products, "SymPath(R) blood test".

For a better understanding, an "in vitro" blood test is described as, a non evasive test, whereas the testing, as in the case of SymPath(R), is performed on a small amount of the patient's blood. To date the SymPath(R) blood test has been tested on several thousand of patients whose results illustrate a success rate accuracy of 98.8%. The testing audits have been rigorously documented and have met every industry standard.

SymPath(R) is an indispensable tool with unprecedented results. Medical practitioners have long been waiting for a similar test to accurately and quantifiably diagnose those symptoms amongst patients as, depression and stress related disorders. What does this mean for physicians?

Firstly, SymPath(R) assists the medical practitioner in diagnosing patients, based on quantitative measurement, as precise as current cholesterol tests. SymPath(R) allows the medical practitioner to determine with accuracy the severity level of the patient's anxiety or depressive state. The medical practitioner will now be able to state, based on an objective quantified measure, using this test, rather than subjectively determining the diagnosis, as is currently performed.

Furthermore SymPath(R) will eliminate the costly and highly inefficient trial and errors currently performed by physicians in prescribing their recommended remedy, which can waste time and further cause harm for both patients and physicians. For instance, patients suffering from depression or stress related disorders will now properly diagnosed immediately following the testing through Neuro-Biotech's SymPath(R) test.

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