The Latest Research on the Search for a Cure for Alzheimer's

Unravelling Synapses, the Crucial Connections That Form Memories

By Odharnait Ansbro | July 7th, 2017

Dr. Tara Spires-Jones, Director of the Centre for Cognitive and Neural Systems at the University of Edinburgh, is trying to understand how synapses are…

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Harvard’s Rudy Tanzi: How Close Are Scientists to a Cure?

By Being Patient | June 29th, 2017

As research into new Alzheimer’s drugs spirals in multiple directions, patients are often left wondering what really works. Dr. Rudolph Tanzi, Professor of Neurology…

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Alzheimer’s Disease – the Beginning Until Now

By Being Patient | June 29th, 2017

Alzheimer’s disease was first discovered in Germany in 1901 when a 51-year-old patient named Auguste Deter went to see her doctor Alois Alzheimer. The…

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Unravelling Synapses, the Crucial Connections That Form Memories

Harvard’s Rudy Tanzi: How Close Are Scientists to a Cure?

Alzheimer’s Disease – the Beginning Until Now

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