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GV-971, an oligosaccharide derived from marine kelp, was approved to treat AD in China. Preclinical studies suggest the drug soothes neuroinflammation by balancing the gut microbiome.
Alzheimer's disease researchers expressed sadness this week at the sudden death of Larry Sparks...
Overexpressing the endosomal activator in neurons not only caused those organelles to swell, but also bungled synaptic transmission, goaded hyperphosphorylation of tau, and destroyed cholinergic neurons.
When the agency sent warning letters to 17 companies that falsely advertised cures and preventions for AD, most took down exaggerated claims. But can regulations stay ahead of the market?
Big data analyses correlate viral load with clinical, molecular, and pathological features of AD. Time to consider the pathogen hypothesis anew?
Early in the course of Alzheimer disease, blockages in axonal traffic lead to sick axons swollen with the jumbled pile-up of traffic components. The blockages precede...
In a clever bit of sleuthing, Karen Ashe and colleagues appear to have solved the case of the mysterious...
One of the field’s biggest hopes for a quick and easy new AD therapy received a punch in the stomach today...
There has been considerable excitement generated by findings that statins, which lower plasma cholesterol, may help protect against Alzheimer disease...
At the Keystone symposium on Wednesday, debate on the last plenary talk continued around the dinner table and well into the poster session...
Sequencing a person’s entire genome will foretell many diseases only marginally better than gazing into a crystal ball...
The 5th Clinical Trials in Alzheimer’s Disease conference offered new data from ongoing analyses of the Phase 3 programs on solanezumab and bapineuzumab...
Is the glass half empty or half full? Alzheimer disease clinicians might be asking themselves that question after seeing the long-awaited results of...
An impressive data set that appeared yesterday in Neuron shows that a specific M1 muscarinic receptor agonist can...
This week's PNAS early online edition reports that, depending on the diet, even minor amounts of copper can lead to both amyloid plaques and a memory deficit in rabbits...
