Exploring Stem Cell Therapies for Alzheimer’s Treatment
With the right signals, non-differentiated human cells called stem cells have the potential to divide and multiply into all different types of cells. Due…
With the right signals, non-differentiated human cells called stem cells have the potential to divide and multiply into all different types of cells. Due…
Amid growing evidence of the neurological complications of COVID-19, which range from loss of sense of taste and smell, to ‘brain fog,’ to stroke…
A closer look at a one-patient stem-cell therapy experiment to treat Parkinson’s. For decades, research has been conducted on the potential of transplanting healthy…
In a new study, researchers rejuvenated older brain cells so that they acted like younger cells — at least, in rats. The team of…
Scientists in the UK are growing mini brains – yes, brains – with the intention of one day using them to fight Alzheimer’s disease….
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…