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Aardvark Therapeutics, Inc , Completes $29m Series B Funding Led By Sorrento Therapeutics And Including Existing Investors And The Foundation For Prader-Willi Research
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Aardvark Therapeutics, Inc , Completes $29m Series B Funding Led By Sorrento Therapeutics And Including Existing Investors And The Foundation For Prader-Willi Research
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Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS) Market: Increase in investment to find innovative solution for the PWS to drive the market
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Tarrare began his life of gluttony as a street performer wowing crowds by eating anything they gave him. He d gobble down sacks full of apples, handfuls of corks, bags of coins, just about anything. HowStuffWorks
There once was a man named Tarrare
Whose appetite was rather bizarre
Despite constant consumption
So, he binged until he bid au revoir
Coins, corks, live kittens and puppies, eels and even corpses nothing could satisfy the insatiable appetite of the 18th century Frenchman Tarrare. He was such a slave to his hunger that he would do anything to repress it.
The brief and disturbing life of Tarrare is a fascinating case study of perhaps the most bizarre eating disorder ever, and one that remains a medical mystery some 250 years later.
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Kilkenny people are being called upon to get involved in an initiative to raise funds and awareness for Prader Willi syndrome.
May is PWS Awareness Month and an Irish charity is working hard to raise awareness of this rare disorder all over the country.
Prader Willi Syndrome Association Ireland (PWSAI) are asking people to show their support by wearing orange on Friday, May 28. People are also asked to do a 5K run or walk between Friday, May 28 and Sunday, May 30. Many have already signed up at www.PWSAI.ie to help spread the word about Prader Willi Syndrome and raise vital funds for the charity.