Young Blood to Cure Decline of Aging Brain
A research showed that injections of juvenile mouse blood boosts learning and memory in older rodents, findings that hold the long-sought cure for the decline of ageing brain.
A research showed that injections of juvenile mouse blood boosts learning and memory in older rodents, findings that hold the long-sought cure for the decline of ageing brain.
‘Professor John Hardy, a dementia expert from University College London said that drugs to halt dementia will be available in a decade.’
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“I think we're on target for therapies by 2025. All of us are excited about drug trials that are going on now. In the coming year we will know if we are already at the start of a new era of better treatments for slowing or stopping the development of Alzheimer’s disease," he said.He said that it was likely that drugs will be available by 2025 that will radically push back the age at which people develop dementia.
“I am confident that over the next decade or so we will find more effective ways of preventing or slowing down the dementias. By 2050 such advances should be benefiting at least a million people a year in the UK,” he added.
New Remedy for Dementia Discovered
A natural remedy discovered by Australian scientists could play a key role in the treatment of dementia.
A natural remedy discovered by Australian scientists could play a key role in the treatment of dementia.
Key to New Dementia Treatments With Molecular 'Scaffold'
The manner in which molecular 'scaffold' allows key parts of cells to interact and comes apart in dementia and motor neuron disease has been discovered by researchers.
The manner in which molecular 'scaffold' allows key parts of cells to interact and comes apart in dementia and motor neuron disease has been discovered by researchers.
Research Sheds Light on Non Drug-Based Dementia Treatments
There is a need for more research and consistent application of alternative therapies for dementia patients.
There is a need for more research and consistent application of alternative therapies for dementia patients.
