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COMMENT This new story is noteworthy not only for the findings but also for the lack of adequate exposition [or the significance] of the downstream sequels to a neuron ‘driven’ into an “…hyperactive frenzy…”. One of the longstanding challenges for all the major ...
COMMENT Robert Davis Terry, M.D., was a giant in dementia-Alzheimer’s disease research. He pioneered the launch of the modern era of systematic studies on these neurodegenerative diseases. His passing marks a significant event in the history of the Alzheimer ...
COMMENT Excellent story on NIA's Division of Neuroscience and a great profile on Eliezer and his vision for the future of AD research funding. I point out two references, below, regarding the the early history of "program development" on brain ...
COMMENT Comments by Zaven Khachaturian The public health and research questions concerning TBI, such as those posted in this live discussion, beg for a major multi-site collaborative study. The only way to answer all of these questions is through a well-powered ...
COMMENT This position paper by Dubois et al. is a long overdue call for reassessing the criteria, assumptions, and procedures for diagnosis of Alzheimer disease. The recommendations of this work group are well reasoned and sound. However, the task of crafting ...
COMMENT This paper provides further evidence of a critical relationship between one of the important lesions associated with AD, A beta and inflamatory reactions in the AD brain. Important implications for developing treatments zaven_khachaturian 0 ...
COMMENT This paper is most significant because they are dealing with a mouse homologue of a gene relevant to AD. More importantly, this work will lead to some important insights on cell death. zaven_khachaturian 0 ...
COMMENT This paper is important because it provides further evidence for the neuroprotective role of APP. Mechanisms of neurite outgrowth are important areas of research in developing treatments for AD. zaven_khachaturian 0 ...
