New research shows that blood from older animals can speed up Alzheimers-related changes in the brain, while young blood may slow them down. In a long-term experiment, mice engineered to develop Alzheimers symptoms received weekly blood infusions from either young or old donors.
New research shows that blood from older animals can speed up Alzheimers-related changes in the brain, while young blood may slow them down. In a long-term experiment, mice engineered to develop Alzheimers symptoms received weekly blood infusions from either young or old donors.
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