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Dementia Considered Rare in Ancient Civilizations, Study of Classical Texts Shows

The echoes of antiquity reverberate with tales of philosophy, empire, and conquest, but a recent study into the medical texts of ancient Greece and Rome suggests that the pervasive shadow of dementia in today's societies was a rarity in the classical world. A team from the University of Southern California, delving into the corpus of…

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How nasal, lymphatic drainage discovery could help end Alzheimer s

Researchers in South Korea have discovered a network of lymphatic vessels at the back of the nose that help drain cerebral spinal fluid from the brain. The discovery could help end neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s.

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Brain drain: How nasal and lymphatic drainage discovery could help end Alzheimer s

Researchers in South Korea have discovered a network of lymphatic vessels at the back of the nose that help drain cerebral spinal fluid from the brain. The discovery could help end neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s.

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Brain Drainage Breakthrough: A Potential Game-changer In Alzheimer s Research - ARAB TIMES

Brain Drainage Breakthrough: A Potential Game-changer In Alzheimer s Research - ARAB TIMES
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Brain drain: How nasal and lymphatic drainage discovery could help end Alzheimer s

Researchers have discovered a network of lymphatic vessels at the back of the nose that help drain cerebral spinal fluid from the brain. The discovery could have implications for targeting neurodegenerative ills like Alzheimer s.

South koreaLoism collinsGou young kohInstitute for basic scienceVascular researchNeuroscience newsBasic science