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AD HYPOTHESES

CURRENT HYPOTHESES
This is a collection of virtual seminars, on-line journal club discussions, recorded talks and other presentations on the Forum web site that describe a variety of scientific hypotheses about the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease. Readers are invited to submit comments on the posted hypotheses as well as their own theories. You are all encouraged to exchange ideas about how these diverse theories and data might be integrated into a more complete picture of the disease.


HYPOTHESIS FACTORY
This department is devoted to the presentation and exchange of ideas regarding novel hypotheses, hunches, theories-in-progress, and wild speculation. Its provides a forum where people can publicly present and discuss unconventional ideas, medical anecdotes and other informal types of information that may nonetheless provide useful insights.

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