More Women Than Men Get Alzheimer’s. Is This Enzyme The Reason?
Researchers at Case Western have found an enzyme, more common in female brains, which appears to be responsible for driving the formation of tau…
Researchers at Case Western have found an enzyme, more common in female brains, which appears to be responsible for driving the formation of tau…
A protein called HDAC I is important for folding and storing DNA inside of cells. Scientists found low levels of this protein in Alzheimer’s…
This article was produced by Being Patient in partnership with Charter Research. More information on Alzheimer’s clinical trials can be found on the Charter…
As the number of people with Alzheimer’s grows in the coming decades, more attention is being paid to people who develop dementia as a…
Researchers in Florida have pinpointed a protein that contributes to tau accumulation in the brain. They argue it may be a key target in…
Pulling an all-nighter or getting fewer hours of sleep than normal may have more consequences than simply suffering fatigue during the work day. According…
Much of Alzheimer’s research has focused on beta-amyloid plaques, one of the main drivers behind neurodegeneration in people with dementia. But more and more…