Aethlon Medical's ($AEMD) Hemopurifier Continues to Show Amazing Potential!

[Aditya_freefire]

This tech could save lives, especially in transplant cases. Glad to see they’re making progress.

[Taugik-rq]

Improving quality of life for end-stage patients is a noble cause, here’s hoping their trials are successful

[bsudeep]

AEMD is really pushing some boundaries here!

[Inder]

They’ve been quietly working on some really interesting tech for a while now, great to see them get some traction

[RipinBhil-rfgi]

Seeing biotech companies push forward with new research like this always gives me hope!

[गेमीग-जच]

Tackling issues like cancer and organ transplants with one device is def impressive

[thakortinaji]

Exciting to see tech like this making a (hopefully) real impact

[mohammadtaufiqueakbani]

Hemopurifier’s potential in both cancer and organ transplants makes aethlon a unique player in the biotech space fs

[Mimi-zlsm]

Once again you dont miss, thanks bro!

[MheshKumar-gnvx]

Hemopurifier sounds like it could be a game-changer in organ transplantation. Curious to see what they’re doing next with it

[nawafewan]

The focus on extracellular vesicles and micrornas is pretty niche but seems crucial enough to get traction

[RR..Gaming]

With clinical trials underway, this could be at the start of something big

[thalapathi]

Wow, if the Hemopurifier can acc improve transplant outcomes that could be a huge market

[patil_advertising_]

I’ve been saying for a whole now, they’re worth watching

[SanjitKumar-eubv]

Well I didn’t know that controlled oxygenated rewarming was a thing lol. AEMD seems to be on the cutting edge here

[JayashKumar-yijd]

Working on removing harmful particles from donor kidneys could really change the game in transplantation

[ManojVaskel-gopm]

Clinical trials in India and Australia? Looks like they’re really expanding their reach globally

[TGR_LAKA_GAMER_YT_]

Kidney transplants are already so risky, any tech that improves outcomes is worth watching

[rakhichandramohan]

Didn’t know they was involved in organ transplants. That’s a new angle for me…