Publication Date:
Thu, 06/16/2016
Suzanne Corkin and Henry Molaison shared more than just a research relationship, though that collaboration put them in the history books. When experimental surgery left him unable to form long-term memories, he became arguably the world’s most stSee Original Article
Publication Date:
Thu, 04/21/2016
Alzheimer’s is the most common form of dementia. It is a biological disease marked by physical changes in the brain—most notably buildup of small protein clumps called plaques and tangles – that lead to the death of nerve cells. The cell death usuSee Original Article
Publication Date:
Wed, 04/20/2016
This Forum explored the challenges and complexities of drug trials, and how they impact disease treatment and prevention – particularly for conditions that currently have little or no therapeutic options. As a case study, the panel discussed AlzheimSee Original Article
Publication Date:
Sun, 05/22/2016
Dorene Rentz, one of
the local neuropsychologists behind a pioneering Alzheimer’s study, spends her days searching for
answers in the mysterious plaques that invade the brains of those suffering from the incurable disease.
And Rentz’s seaSee Original Article