Aethlon Medical AEMD reportedly plays a part in a “60 Minutes” segment on CTE in combat veterans that’s airing Sunday.
The story says combat veterans exposed to bomb blasts are being diagnosed with CTE much like NFL players with a history of concussions.
Aethlon shares traded up as much as 35 percent in Friday trading. The stock closed Friday at $1.56.
Seeking Alpha reports that Aethlon is the majority owner of Exosome Sciences, which has found a biomarker, TauSome, that could be used to detect CTE in sufferers who are still living.
CTE, which a study found in 110 of the 111 brains of former NFL players, is diagnosed in 65 percent of combat veterans who were studied, according to CBS Corporation CBS.
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