The key to a collaborative Alzheimer’s project was an ambitious agreement to share all the data, making every single finding public immediately. [Ed. Note: You mean this *isn’t* already a policy?]
NYTimes
2 years ago
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One family is at the center of potentially groundbreaking research to see if treatment before dementia can stop Alzheimer’s altogether.
NYTimes
2 years ago
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Sure, Twitter might give you cancer, but working too much definitely leads to dementia. A new study has found that people who work more than 55 hours per week have problems with short-term memory and word recall. Quick! Get out of your office! Save yourself!
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Sarah Morgan
4 years ago
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The daughter of Columbo claims her father “requires full-time custodial care for his health and safety,” now that he suffers from Alzheimer’s Disease and dementia. It may not explain the mug shirt incident, but it’s still really sad.
Eliot Glazer
4 years ago
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