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A New Alzheimer's Study Suggests the Brain Can Recover. Here's What That Means.

Scientists reversed Alzheimer's in mice by targeting the brain's energy crisis, raising a question the field has long avoided: what if the damage isn't permanent?

Cascade Daily Editorial · Mar 21 · 8,825 views
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