Could Simulated Sunshine Improve Psycho-Behavioral Symptoms in Alzheimer’s Disease?
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Could Simulated Sunshine Improve Psycho-Behavioral Symptoms in Alzheimer’s Disease?

Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive neurodegenerative disease and the most common form of dementia. People with Alzheimer’s disease may have difficulty remembering information, problems with learning, sleep disruptions, poor judgment,…

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Does Brain Inflammation Play a Role in Alzheimer’s Disease?
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Does Brain Inflammation Play a Role in Alzheimer’s Disease?

Neurogeneticist Michael Nalls of the US National Institute on Aging recently told Science Alert that a 2022 study, published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, completely changed their discovery approach.…

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Alzheimer’s: A Neuroscientist at the OHSU Claims Scientists Missed a Major Form of Cell Death
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Alzheimer’s: A Neuroscientist at the OHSU Claims Scientists Missed a Major Form of Cell Death

Ferroptosis, a form of cell death, destroys microglia cells, which are associated with the brain’s immune system in vascular dementia and Alzheimer’s. Dr. Stephen Back suggested that attention had not…

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The NFL’s My Cause My Cleats 2023: Lacing Up for Awareness with Players’ Personal Stories 
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The NFL’s My Cause My Cleats 2023: Lacing Up for Awareness with Players’ Personal Stories 

  During the NFL’s My Cause My Cleats initiative, passion and purpose collide on the field. This initiative embodies the profound bond between athletes and the causes that matter to…

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Alzheimer’s: Another Drug Failure Has the Researchers Questioning the Science
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Alzheimer’s: Another Drug Failure Has the Researchers Questioning the Science

  Roche has added another failure this year with its drug gantenerumab. As noted in Fierce Biotech, the drug was unable to improve functional or cognitive decline in two Phase…

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November was Alzheimer’s Awareness Month
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November was Alzheimer’s Awareness Month

  The need for increased awareness about Alzheimer’s disease is growing. The number of Alzheimer’s patients has increased since 1983, the year President Reagan designated November as Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness…

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New Podcast Episode: Going All In On Support, feat. Patient Advocates Kathi and Dave Herzog
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New Podcast Episode: Going All In On Support, feat. Patient Advocates Kathi and Dave Herzog

We are excited to announce that Patient Worthy's award-winning podcast "Wait, How Do You Spell That? A Rare Disease Podcast" is back with a new episode. This week, Colby is…

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Scientists Demonstrate Gut Microbiome Connection with Transfer of Alzheimer’s to Healthy Animals
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Scientists Demonstrate Gut Microbiome Connection with Transfer of Alzheimer’s to Healthy Animals

  Scientists have previously suggested that the gut microbiome plays a role in causing Alzheimer’s disease, and this has now been confirmed. A recent report from ScienceAlert covered a study…

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A Preview of Potentially Historic FDA Approvals for 2023
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A Preview of Potentially Historic FDA Approvals for 2023

  The later part of 2023 will see decisions on drugs in four areas such as advanced melanoma, sickle cell disease, Alzheimer’s disease, and depression. BioSpace shines the spotlight on…

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FDA Panel Backs Approval of a New Drug for Alzheimer’s
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FDA Panel Backs Approval of a New Drug for Alzheimer’s

  The FDA advisory panel which is composed of specialists who advise the FDA on brain medications, recently voted 6-0 in agreement on that the new drug, Leqembi, was effective…

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Alzheimer’s Disease: An Influential 2006 Study Containing False Images Leads Scientists To Reverse Previous Theories
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Alzheimer’s Disease: An Influential 2006 Study Containing False Images Leads Scientists To Reverse Previous Theories

  The failure rate of drug development for Alzheimer’s is 99 percent according to a recent study. Since 1984 scientists have concentrated on developing treatments to prevent the formation of…

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Machine Learning Helps Identify Patterns of Progression in ALS
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Machine Learning Helps Identify Patterns of Progression in ALS

According to a story from myscience.org, neurodegenerative diseases, such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, are diseases that progressively worsen over time. However, progression in this disease is not consistent across all…

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INTERVIEWS: NFL Players Discuss the Rare, Chronic, and Underserved Causes that Mean the Most to Them (Pt. 1)
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INTERVIEWS: NFL Players Discuss the Rare, Chronic, and Underserved Causes that Mean the Most to Them (Pt. 1)

From September to January each year, our home transforms; each Sunday, my boyfriend and I meticulously set up our living room, make snacks, and spend the day watching football on…

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