Korean Scientist Daesoo Kim Offers Hope to Musicians with Dystonia

On November 19, 2022, a “miracle concert” was held in Carnegie Hall. João Carlos Martins was a renowned world-class pianist in the 70s and 80s, but he had to put an end to his musical career due to focal dystonia in his fingers. But in 2020, he began using a bionic glove developed by industrial designer Ubiratã Bizarro Costa and after years of hard work he was back in Carnegie Hall as an 82-year-old man.
During the concert, he conducted the NOVUS NY orchestra in a performance of Bach, and later even played the piano himself. In particular, between his performances, he gave shout-outs to scientists studying dystonia including Kaist Professor Daesoo Kim, asking them to continue working towards curing rare diseases for musicians.

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Hi, thank you for a great video and hope for dystonia patients from Korean scientists led by KAIST's neuroscientist and professor Dr. Daesoo Kim. Can you please write me how the development of the drug is progressing and whether the expected date of 04-06/2025 is realistic?

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