Tag: Alzheimer’s
TAU Researchers Prevent Memory Deterioration in Animal Model of Alzheimer’s
The researchers discovered the potential for early detection of Alzheimer’s during sleep or anesthesia between 10-20 years before the onset of dementia symptoms.
Biogen Prepares to Resubmit Request for FDA Approval of Alzheimer’s Drug
The drug is reported to reduce levels of the plaques, but only slows progression of the disease; it does not cure Alzheimer’s.
Hebrew U. MRI Technique Can ‘See’ Molecular Changes in the Brain
This new technique provides biological readouts of brain tissue—the ability to see what’s going on on a molecular level, and to direct a course of treatment accordingly.
Herzog Medical Center to Open New Pavilion in Jerusalem
The eight-floor pavilion will include an underground 200-bed emergency hospital built to withstand the impact of missiles.
Tel Aviv U Research: Enzyme Treatment of Gene May Reverse Effects of Alzheimer’s
In the course of treatment, researchers found that mice which exhibited disoriented behavior became able to locate a submerged island in the middle of an artificial pond.
New Diagnostic for Pro Football Players Suffering from Mild ‘Unreported’ Concussions
Israeli scientists at Ben Gurion University of the Negev have discovered an earlier way to diagnose brain damage.
Chocolate May Be Sweet Solution for Memory Problems Age 50+
Over fifty and having trouble keeping track of car, keys and new faces? A component in chocolate may help.
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