Noisy Response Greets Revised Diagnostic Criteria for AD
Three groups presented results of their ongoing effort to incorporate scientific advances of the past quarter-century into a revision of the current diagnostic AD criteria...
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Three groups presented results of their ongoing effort to incorporate scientific advances of the past quarter-century into a revision of the current diagnostic AD criteria...
New data from several independent studies suggest using neural stem cells to patch wide swaths of failing brain circuitry in AD may have a fighting chance...
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TDP-43 was an unknown in the neurodegeneration field until four years ago, but since then has received plenty of attention...
Intranasal insulin seemed to improve certain measures of cognition and daily function, as well as biomarker profiles, in patients with MCI or early AD...
For the first time, a paper details a molecular mechanism that links tau to Aβ toxicity at the synapse...
If β amyloid is indeed an early driver of Alzheimer disease pathogenesis, AD patients presumably churn out the peptide too quickly, clear it too slowly, or both...
The sirtuin protein SIRT1 is emerging as an important player in learning and memory...
AD diagnosis is moving from the bedside to the desktop, suggests Jason Karlawish...
Tomm40 has created a stir in AD research with the recent proposal that length of polymorphisms of this gene can help predict at what age a person may develop late-onset AD...
Maybe you can teach old dogs new tricks—and reduce their amyloid-β burden...
Two new papers show that vitamins may have potential as protectors for the brain...
Two new papers detail specific, discrete pathways of memory formation that share a common element, namely, signaling by CREB...
TDP-43 is intimately linked with ALS, but the mystery remains as to what the protein is normally meant to do, and what goes wrong when it mutates...
The protein reelin helps rein in pathology in Alzheimer disease mice, according to a recent report...
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