Humans are uniquely vulnerable to Alzheimer’s, unlike other primates. New research points to tau tangles, not beta-amyloid, as the key driver, challenging current treatment approaches and offering fr… [+3669 chars]
The Human Brain’s Fatal Flaw: A New Look at Alzheimer’s Origins - SciTechDaily
According to new research, brain aging is a biological process involving degenerative, adaptive, and regenerative changes in the brain that occur from maturity through old age. A new review paper published in the journal Aging by Ferrer Isidro of the Universi…
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