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THURSDAY, April 18, 2024 (HealthDay News) — Doctors have long known that nearly all people with Down syndrome will go on to develop Alzheimer’s disease in late
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Mashup Score: 219Statin Initiation and Risk of Incident Alzheimer Disease and Cognitive Decline in Genetically Susceptible Older Adults | Neurology - 11 day(s) ago
Background and ObjectivesThe association of statin initiation with incident Alzheimer disease (AD) dementia and cognitive decline by the APOE ε4 allele is unknown. Our objective was to examine whether the association of statin initiation with incident AD …
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Alzheimer’s disease starts with a sticky protein called amyloid beta that builds up into plaques in the brain, setting off a chain of events that results in brain atrophy and cognitive decline. The new …
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Stanford researchers have uncovered a potential role for a protein called TREM1 in the development of age-related inflammation, cognitive decline, and Alzheimer’s disease. This discovery could pave the …
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Researchers at the University of Leeds and Lancaster University in the UK have identified a new potential target for the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease—PDE4B. Their work is published in Neuropsychopharmacology.
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Nature Aging – Salvadó et al. developed and validated a CSF-based staging model for sporadic Alzheimer’s disease, which accurately reflects biomarker and clinical changes, enhancing…
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🚨 NEW paper led by @gesalbla in @NatureAging proposes a new CSF-only staging model to characterize #Alzheimer's disease progression. PDF: https://t.co/XS8Bfy9tQE w/@_JakeVogel_ @alexa_pichetb @BrianGordon81 @SuzanneESchind1 @OskarHansson9 @biofinder_study & @WashUNeurology https://t.co/adrWXTvPd4 https://t.co/KjS6hXSgLv
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Mashup Score: 11Clinical Predictors of Postmortem Amyloid and Nonamyloid Cerebral Small Vessel Disease in Middle-Aged to Older Adults | Neurology Clinical Practice - 1 month(s) ago
Background and ObjectivesSporadic cerebral small vessel disease (CSVD) is a class of important pathologic processes known to affect the aging brain and to contribute to cognitive impairment. We aimed to identify clinical risk factors associated with …
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Nature Aging – Salvadó et al. developed and validated a CSF-based staging model for sporadic Alzheimer’s disease, which accurately reflects biomarker and clinical changes, enhancing…
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🚨 NEW paper led by @gesalbla in @NatureAging proposes a new CSF-only staging model to characterize #Alzheimer's disease progression. PDF: https://t.co/XS8Bfy9tQE w/@_JakeVogel_ @alexa_pichetb @BrianGordon81 @SuzanneESchind1 @OskarHansson9 @biofinder_study & @WashUNeurology https://t.co/adrWXTvPd4 https://t.co/KjS6hXSgLv
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We spoke to the senior author of a study that concludes with six new hypotheses for scientists to explore.
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Mashup Score: 8Glial cells are more than our brain’s ‘glue’ - 2 month(s) ago
New work in nematodes could help scientists build a more clinically relevant picture of brain organization and function. Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center scientists showed how an individual glial cell in the brain uses different molecules to communicate with and regulate several sensory neurons that it engulfs. The insights will help us improve our understanding of how brain circuits are controlled and what changes in conditions like Alzheimer’s.
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New research finds that #Alzheimer's appears earlier and progresses faster in these patients. https://t.co/dqjRFDIKmY (via @HealthDayTweets)