Monday, February 13, 2012

Plaque Removal Fails to Prevent Alzheimer’s

  In what is bound to be viewed as a significant setback, the results of vaccine trials aimed at removing amyloid β plaques from the brains of Alzheimer's sufferers, have failed to prevent or reverse dementia. The disappointing news appears in the July 19 edition of The Lancet   Pro...
7/22/08 3:50pm

Wow.  What come first the chicken or the egg?  This must've been very frustrating to have to study and then compile the results.  But as we know, any research can be good research if it sends us in the right direction - moving forward. 

 

Hope we keep on going in the good direction.

 

For more information on research, check out the Alzheimer's Research Forum

 

All the best, sue

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