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Researchers have found that nilvadipine, a drug that doctors regularly use to treat hypertension, may help people with Alzheimer’s disease by increasing blood flow to the brain.
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Category Archives: Treatment
Is this why we make more progress with cancer vs Alzheimer’s
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Alzheimer’s drugs cost seven times more than cancer drugs to develop
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Alzheimer’s drug passes first phase of human testing
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Here is a new drug that seemed effective for mice and now has been found safe for humans, so the next step it to test it on patients with Alzheimer’s. Exciting times
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Light on Alzheimer’s
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In 2016, to the surprise of Alzheimer’s disease researchers across the world, a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology found that setting mice in front of a blinking light could clear out the characteristic protein plaques thought to be one of the roots of the disease. A recent follow up study found that sounds played at a particular frequency clearned plaques and improved cognition, as well.
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We can’t control aging, genetics. That leaves lifestyle
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Let’s start with a hard truth: While certain FDA-approved drugs can treat the symptoms, no cures or treatments have been shown to stop, slow or reverse the progression of Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia. The FDA is clamping down on the makers of dozens of products, often labelled as dietary supplements, that claim otherwise. What those companies are selling, says the administration, is false hope.
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‘Alzheimer’s Stories’ choral work offers hope through music
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Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive, incurable brain disorder that slowly robs the sufferer of memory and cognitive functions, eventually claiming the ability to carry out even simple tasks.
Yet, it’s been noted that music can sometimes evoke responses from Alzheimer’s patients when nothing else can.
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