Progress in fighting Alzheimer's

[LibraryLady]

http://www.sciencealert.com/new-alzheimer-s-treatment-fully-restores-memory-function

[millergrovesue]

Fascinating. God's speed to the research!

[grouchy]

Tis a wonderful thing.

[planosteve]

Great! But, that may be too late for people like Glenn Campbell. They should start the human trials now.

[millergrovesue]

Yeah, protocol gets in the way of people who have nothing to lose.

[Houston]

hopefully it'll bet human trials soon for people who are past "recovery"
way too many with these issues.

[ann jusko]

I hope they rush that through the trials on humans. I have two dear friends whose husbands have it. Both are near death now.

[millergrovesue]

My Dad had it. Cruel disease.

[crocmommy]

My grandmother had it too. Fortunately something else got her first before she completely couldn't recognize any of us.

[GRANDPA]

My maternal grandmother died from it too. Terrible & terrifying.

[millergrovesue]

My grandmother had it too. Fortunately something else got her first before she completely couldn't recognize any of us.

Yes, I remember hearing about your grandmother and her many issues. And you are right, her dying at the point she did was a blessing.

Yeah, same with my Dad..............as you know having heard all about it at the time.

[RaisinCain]

I agree that human trials should start ASAP for those with nothing to lose as long as everyone in the family agrees and knows the possible risks. Truly great news!

[BillB]

Over the years, I've seen various headlines about a cure for AIDS, Alzheimer's, various cancers, etc., then I never hear anymore about it.
I hope this one is legit, but I'm naturally skeptical.

[millergrovesue]

Over the years, I've seen various headlines about a cure for AIDS, Alzheimer's, various cancers, etc., then I never hear anymore about it.
I hope this one is legit, but I'm naturally skeptical.

Yeah. Guess most appear to have promise but later testing proves that false. And, with this one, I suspect it's a long way from ultrasounding a mouse brain from ultrasounding a human brain.