An international team led by the “Barcelona Beta Brain Research Center” (BBRC) has found in a study that the plasma biomarkers p-tau231 and p-tau217 are “optimal” to show the first signs of amyloid accumulation in the brain and will help promote clinical trials on the preclinical phase of Alzheimer’s disease. The first two authors of … Read more
In Spain, according to ANFAAC (National Association of Pet Food Manufacturers), there are more than 29 million pets. And according to this data, prepared from the study of the 2021 census ANFAAC there veterinary industryof which more than 9.31 million are dogs and nearly 5.86 million are cats. And despite these high numbers, the countries … Read more
What happened? A publication in the magazine Science uncovered a possible case of fraud in an important line of Alzheimer’s disease research. The wake-up call came from Matthew Schrag, a neurologist and neuroscientist at Vanderbilt University, and the magazine itself continued the analysis. Specifically, they identified that there were all manner of image manipulations in … Read more
Yes, it’s true, maybe reading the title or before the title of this note they will think it’s a parody or they will think we are crazy when we assure them that it is proven that uncomfortable domestic household practices, in addition to being essential for the internal order and beauty of our homes, it … Read more
The Alzheimer’s It is one of the most studied major neurodegenerative diseases over the past two decades. The theory of its origin and development has revolved around a protein called beta-amyloid, which builds up in plaques in the neurons of people with Alzheimer’s disease. In fact, it was thought to happen due to two pathological … Read more
The decreased sense of smell of a person over time can not only predict loss of cognitive function. Its rapid decline – a sudden loss of sense of smell – may be a predictor of structural changes in brain regions that are important for the development of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia in general. This is … Read more
The blind attempts over the past two decades to find an effective therapy against Alzheimer’s disease they may have an explanation: they were based on a theory supported by evidence, to say the least suspect. This evidence has just been exploded after the magazine revealed Science enough to many images used in major studies of … Read more
The decline in a person’s sense of smell over time can not only predict loss of cognitive function, but its rapid decline can also predict structural changes in brain regions that are important for Alzheimer’s disease and dementia in general. That’s the main finding of research by the University of Chicago Medicine that offers “another … Read more
The periodontal disease, which affects the gums, may seem like a minor problem with little consequence. However, some research has linked it to very serious conditions such as diabetes, kidney disease or cardiovascular disease. There are even those who have come to detect a link to dementia. Bacteria in the gums However, a study carried … Read more
Alzheimer’s disease gradually destroys brain function, so much so that at some point you are unable to perform even everyday activities like going to the bathroom. Scientists continue to conduct studies to learn more about this condition. In this regard, a group of Australian researchers has made a new discovery, in which intestinal disorders seem … Read more
