Beyond memory loss: The science and hope behind alzheimer’s research
Another Nature Outlook feature on Alzheimer’s disease showcases research across multiple dimensions—from promising treatment with drugs that remove plaques but targeting amyloid alone may not stop the disease to innovative blood-based diagnostic tests that are revolutionizing early detection. The feature examines fascinating new perspectives, including the potential role of infections in Alzheimer’s disease development and the critical differences in how the condition affects women versus men. With contributions from leading experts and insights into genetic discoveries from Colombia that could transform treatment approaches, this feature offers an unprecedented exploration of the latest scientific advances changing our understanding of cognitive decline. Read the full article here>>
This Nature Outlook on Alzheimer’s disease was produced with financial support from Lilly.
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