US EditionResearchers From Stanford Come with Good News for Alzheimer's Disease. The Brain Can Be Healthy if We Keep the Functions that Feed It.
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Stanford's test method can improve and even restore the cognitive functions affected by Alzheimer's. The ID01 inhibitors for cancer treatment can be reprogrammed for Alzheimer's disease. If they are blocked, then the brain metabolism can return to normal or to a situation as normal. Stanford researchers come with good news for Alzheimer's disease. According to the current stage of medicine, Alzheimer's disease, which affects many people in old a…
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