Tau and Alzheimer's Disease
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Shafaq News – A report about an octogenarian woman suffering from advanced Alzheimer's disease has sparked the interest of researchers after she experienced a remarkable improvement following the consumption of psilocybin, a compound found in so-called "magic mushrooms." While these mushrooms are known for their hallucinogenic properties, this case has led researchers to question the potential use of its active ingredient in influencing the agin…
Memory disorders are often seen as the first sign of dementia and Alzheimer's disease. Yet, a team of Welsh and Czech researchers question this vision and reveal that other symptoms, often overlooked, could be just as revealing: changes in the functioning of our senses.
Curing your nose is an anomaly and universal habit, but some wonder if this gesture could have consequences for your brain health.
Tau and Alzheimer's Disease
Read NowAlzheimer’sDisease eBook cover” class=”wp-image-336117″/>The last few decades have seen rapid advances in Alzheimer’s disease (AD) research. From the development of new brain imaging methods to novel biomarkers, to the approval of immunotherapies targeting proteins at the core of the disease, there’s much hope for breakthroughs that may prevent its devastating impacts. Along with these advances, researchers have realized that they need t…
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