Unlocking Alzheimer’s in the Mountains of Colombia
There was a deeply jarring article in the New York Times earlier this week that told the story of an extended Colombian family with unprecedented rates of early-onset Alzheimer’s. How their incredible suffering might hold the key for discovering a cure for Alzheimer’s is the subject of the article. Young people in this family grow [...]
Tags: Alzheimer's, brain function, Colombia, neurology, prevention, scientific studies
Posted June 4, 2010 by Marghi Merzenich under Alzheimer's disease, Research studies
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