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Hasegawa T. on NEWS: Breathe Deep—Nighttime Oxygen Loss Linked to Dementia, This report should be supported by the pathogenic confirmation of Alzheimer’s disease, but it is... 18 Aug 2011. 

Hasegawa T. on LIVE DISCUSSION: Reimagining Alzheimer's Disease—Time for Bright New Ideas? , Yes, aging is the strongest risk factor, but how does age induce Alzheimer's disease? We... 10 May 2011. 

Hasegawa T. on PAPER: Arsenault D. et al., 2011, Yes, this is a very nice, suggestive paper. It is especially interesting that DHA has no effect... 22 Mar 2011. 

Hasegawa T. on PAPER: Gandy S. et al., 2010, It is always my pleasure to read such a wonderful paper. However, I always wonder why the... 21 Oct 2010. 

Hasegawa T. on NEWS: Brain Aβ Patterns Linked to Brain Energy Metabolism, Drs. Raichle and Mintun have reported a very interesting phenomenon, that is, amyloid deposition... 27 Sep 2010. 

Hasegawa T. on PAPER: Soscia SJ. et al., 2010, A surprising report has been published in PLoS ONE (1). Amyloid-β is now thought to be an... 2 Apr 2010. 

Hasegawa T. on PAPER: Hasegawa T. et al., 2010, A Chinese article (1) has previously reported that homocysteic acid (HA) levels in blood were... 9 Mar 2010. 

Hasegawa T. on PAPER: Hasegawa T. et al., 2010, Recently, JAMA (1) reported that the Phase 3 clinical trial of Tarenflurbil, aka flurizan, a... 13 Feb 2010. 

Hasegawa T. on NEWS: Paper Alert—Phase 3 Tarenflurbil Data Published, Tarenflurbil, a γ-secretase modulator, failed in Phase 3 trial. Recent clinical failures of... 22 Dec 2009. 

Hasegawa T. on PAPER: Zhang C. et al., 2009, Dr. Saura discussed that FAD presenilin mutation showed neurodegeneration in humans, but not in... 10 Sep 2009. 

Hasegawa T. on NEWS: Mitochondria Sag Early in AD Mouse Model, The authors have observed an interesting pathogenic change in the 3xTg-AD female brain in that a... 25 Aug 2009. 

Hasegawa T. on NEWS: The B Side—Vitamins Won’t Sharpen AD Brains, Trial Suggests, Our findings in B6-deficient diet are based on the controversial situation of homocysteine risk... 13 Jan 2009. 

Hasegawa T. on PAPER: McMahon JA. et al., 2006, It is known that homocysteine is a risk factor for Alzheimer disease, but recently it has been... 17 May 2007. 

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