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New research suggests that a key trigger for Alzheimer's disease damage originates in the bone marrow rather than within the brain itself.
New research reveals that Tau protein can infiltrate the energy factories of brain cells, causing significant cellular disruption.
Scientists have identified a brain protein named SORLA that shields the brain against Alzheimer's damage and tau tangles.
A rare autopsy study reveals that Alzheimer's amyloid-clearing drugs may only be effective in specific regions of the human brain.
Researchers identified a messenger protein that facilitates the transmission of toxic tau proteins, a key factor in Alzheimer's disease progression.