
Rare genetic resilience to Alzheimer’s identified in second patient
Researchers say a second man with a genetic predisposition for developing early-onset Alzheimer’s was able to remain cognitively intact until his late 60s.
Researchers say a second man with a genetic predisposition for developing early-onset Alzheimer’s was able to remain cognitively intact until his late 60s.
Researchers say the findings represent a "significant" step forward in showing that it could be possible to slow, or potentially reverse, the disease.
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