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Des chercheurs découvrent un déclencheur possible d’Alzheimer dans le cerveau : la maladie pourrait ainsi être repérée dès 50 ans

Le grand âge reste le principal facteur de risque de démence, sans qu'on sache vraiment pourquoi. Et si tout se jouait bien plus tôt, au mitan de la vie ? En scrutant le cerveau vieillissant, la science tient peut-être un déclencheur de l'Alzheimer, tapi dans ses propres cellules de défense. The post Des chercheurs découvrent un déclencheur possible d’Alzheimer dans le cerveau : la maladie pourrait ainsi être repérée dès 50 ans appeared first on Science et vie .

Science et Vie · FR

How could AI best help Alzheimer's patients now and in the future?

Alzheimer's is a terrible thing to go through. I was thinking about how we can help Alzheimer's from the care side rather than the disease and cure side. I wonder if a sort of Notebook LM for memories that would be built early on help someone maintain understanding and connection to the world. It seems much better than a chatbot. What else might be a very helpful tool? Discuss

LessWrong · EN

Yeni Bir Cerrahi Yöntem Alzheimer Belirtilerini Geri Döndürebilir mi?

Alzheimer hastalığının yıkıcı etkilerine karşı tıp dünyasında yeni çözümler aranırken son dönemde karşımıza çıkan tartışmalı bir cerrahi müdahale, hastalığın belirtilerini geri döndürebileceği iddiasıyla yoğun bir ilgi topluyor. Tıpta derin servikal lenfatik-venöz anastomoz veya kısaca dcLVA olarak…

Evrim Ağacı · TR

Scientists discover new Alzheimer’s drug that repairs DNA damage and reduces brain inflammation

Scientists have discovered that a drug originally developed for spinal cord injuries can tackle several key features of Alzheimer’s disease, including DNA damage and inflammation. Already tested for initial safety in humans, the experimental treatment could offer a faster path toward therapies that target the disease at its roots.

ScienceDaily · EN

Idosos mais ativos têm volume cerebral preservado em áreas de memória e raciocínio, mostra estudo

Ao analisar dados de 2,7 mil indivíduos em torno de 70 anos, pesquisadores da Unesp concluíram que o movimento ajuda a conter a atrofia em estruturas vitais.

Superinteressante · PT