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Findings from Nun Study Show Contradictions of Alzheimer's Disease

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Carol Bradley Bursack
Thursday, October 01, 2009 at 06:46 AM

This is really interesting, Dorian. I've found, too, that so many studies are now questioning what has long thought to be "true" about an Alzheimer's afflicted brain. There's much to be learned.

Carol

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