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“Remarkable” Brain Boosting Peptide: MIT Neuroscientists Discover Way To Reverse Alzheimer’s Disease
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Early data from AC Immune Alzheimer's vaccine suggests a response, setting up next phase of study
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Coronavirus presents unique challenges for Americans living with Alzheimer's and their caregivers
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New Book Details How Alzheimers & Depression Could Be Alleviated Through 'Brain Hacking'
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Eye-tracking tests may be key to predicting who will develop Alzheimer's disease, study finds
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On October 6, 2017, Dr. Michael Kim (center), a pharmacist and owner of Grubb's Pharmacy, prepares medication in the compound of his Northeast, Washington D.C. store with Ron Thompson(left, Compound Technician). Grubb's Pharmacy, established in 1867, is the oldest pharmacy in D.C., and with its convenient location to the U.S. Capitol, services many Members of Congress. (Photo by Eric Kruszewski)
The owner of the Capitol Hill pharmacy that supplies prescription drugs for members of Congress and staff has sparked a frenzy of speculation after claiming he gives meds to lawmakers with “pretty serious health problems” and appearing to question their mental faculties.
Read more »Saturday, October 7, 2017Can This New Gadget Diagnose Alzheimer’s?Credit: Courtesy of Dhruv PatelStudent inventor Dhruv Patel, co-creator of the device Students at the University of Maryland won a national prize for their invention The many boomers who worry they might get Alzheimer’s or who have relatives with Alzheimer’s often have two wishes for the next scientific breakthrough. One is a method for accurate diagnosis. The other is effective treatment. Read more » |