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Alzheimer s May Be Transmissible in Rare Circumstances

Cases tied to long-discontinued childhood medical procedure

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Growth hormone given to kids may be linked to Alzheimer s, study shows

Five of eight British children who received human growth hormone from the pituitary glands of deceased donors went on to develop early-onset Alzheimer's disease many decades later, researchers report.

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Was Alzheimer s Transmitted via Cadaver Growth Hormone Given to Kids?

Five people who received treatment with cadaver-sourced human pituitary-derived growth hormone during childhood developed early Alzheimer’s disease.

United kingdomBaden wübergMathias juckerLary walkerJonathan schottJohn collingeEmory university in atlantaInstitute of neurologyResearchers at university college londonAlzheimer research united kingdomUniversity of tubingenHealthday newsUniversity college londonResearch unitedNature medicine newsEmory university

First-ever transmitted Alzheimer s cases reported in new study

Five Alzheimer's cases were tied to a growth hormone treatment that was once used for various causes of short stature but is no longer used.

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Growth hormone given to kids may be linked to Alzheimer s, study shows

Five of eight British children who received human growth hormone from the pituitary glands of deceased donors went on to develop early-onset Alzheimer's disease many decades later, researchers report.

United kingdomBaden wübergJohn collingeJonathan schottMathias juckerLary walkerResearchers at university college londonAlzheimer research united kingdomInstitute of neurologyUniversity of tubingenEmory university in atlantaUniversity college londonResearch unitedNature medicine newsEmory university

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