#alzheimers-disease

#alzheimers-disease

One of neurologist Anelyssa D'Abreu's least favorite tasks is giving her patients a dreaded diagnosis: early-stage Alzheimer's disease. But it's not quite as bad as it used to be. Today when they ask, "Is there anything we can do?" D'Abreu has a new answer: "Perhaps." Unlike a decade ago, when D'Abreu had little to offer her patients with Alzheimer's, there are now drugs that may impede the disease's progression.

Bob Milano, an Oakland kid who played catcher at Cal and then became the winningest baseball coach in school history, has died. He was 85. Milano retired following the 1999 season with 688 career victories. He was inducted to the Cal Athletics Hall of Fame in 2004 and had his jersey number 7 retired by the school. The school confirmed Milano's death on Monday afternoon.

In the fifth episode, Chris Hemsworth discovered he has two copies of the heritable gene for Alzheimer's disease, increasing his likelihood of developing it significantly.

A team of researchers at Harvard Medical School has discovered that lithium deficiency in the brain is one of the earliest changes leading to Alzheimer's disease.

Logan Becker, who has a rare connective tissue disorder, received a personalized, upbeat anthem from the Songs of Love Foundation, reflecting his unique experiences and feelings.

Mindfulness helps caregivers travel the caregiving journey with intention, recognizing its unique challenges and avoiding burnout by maintaining a grounded sense of self.

We try to point out those bad papers because we still believe in science and want to make science better. But, I am very worried about how the work we do in pointing out bad papers is currently being misused, or even weaponized, to convince the general public that all science is bad.

Researchers are increasingly focused on the disparity of Alzheimer's disease prevalence between women and men, recognizing that this cannot solely be attributed to women living longer.

Montine constructed a team of six artificial-intelligence characters, all powered by a commercial large language model, to examine possible treatments for Alzheimer's disease.

We know that exercise does so many good things to the brain and against Alzheimer's disease... we actually want to activate these molecular pathways using pharmacology.

There are differences in Alzheimer's patients and their gut microbiota, and that's been verified by many groups now. Prior research has shown that when you make changes in the gut microbiota of Alzheimer model mice, you in turn have effects on the pathology of the hallmarks of Alzheimer's - amyloid plaques and tau accumulation.

"Our mission is to discover new biology of Alzheimer's disease using novel analytic approaches," Gate said.

"I wanted to make my home here. I wanted to become a professor in the US and have my own lab here... the government doesn't think our research is important anymore."

Participants will either get benfotiamine or a placebo pill, and researchers will follow them for 18 months, taking regular brain scans and blood tests.

We believe this tool could help accelerate findings from the lab into patients, bringing us one step closer to a world free from the heartbreak of dementia.

The autopsy for Betsy Arakawa revealed that she died from hantavirus pulmonary syndrome, having fluid in her chest and mild heart vessel hardening.

The common foods, especially baby food and microwave-in-a-bag vegetables, are found to contain high levels of toxic plasticisers linked to serious health risks.

Alzheimer's disease treatment has seen a recent breakthrough, with three anti-amyloid drugs approved, but questions remain about their modest effects and implications.

Researchers demonstrated that a type of immune cell, 'dark microglia', linked to neurodegeneration, produce toxic lipids in Alzheimer's, worsening disease pathology.