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Alzheimer s passed to patients by human growth hormone taken from corpses

Five people treated with tainted human growth hormone found to have developed symptoms of the disease despite being aged just 38 to 55

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Researchers identify cases of Alzheimer s believed to be passed on from donors | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

The findings may have important implications for understanding and treating the disease, researchers say.

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Alzheimer s in a Few Cases Linked to Obsolete AB-Tainted Treatment

Alzheimer s in a Few Cases Linked to Obsolete AB-Tainted Treatment
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Researchers identify cases of Alzheimer s believed to be passed on from donors | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

The findings may have important implications for understanding and treating the disease, researchers say.

United kingdomCity ofJohn collingeJonathan schottQueen square institute of neurologyUniversity college londonInstitute of prion diseasesNational prion clinicUniversity college london hospitalsAlzheimer research united kingdomNational hospital for neurologyProfessor john collingePrion diseasesPrion clinicNational hospitalProfessor jonathan schott

Researchers identify cases of Alzheimer s believed to be transmitted from donors

The findings may have important implications for understanding and treating Alzheimer’s disease, researchers say.

City ofUnited kingdomJohn collingeJonathan schottAlzheimer research united kingdomQueen square institute of neurologyNational prion clinicInstitute of prion diseasesUniversity college londonUniversity college london hospitalsNational hospital for neurologyProfessor john collingePrion diseasesPrion clinicNational hospitalProfessor jonathan schott