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Pacemaker could help treat Alzheimer's

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Treatment, which mainly involves drugs that reduce the buildup of plaque in between nerves in the brain, have shown limited success. The plaque formed from the protein fragment beta amyloid eventually continues to accumulate. Drug maker Eli Lilly & Co.
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High hopes, tough challenges for struggling Southwest

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Community association leaders, many of whom have been complaining about the preponderance of drug and other treatment facilities in southwest Baltimore, had similar concerns amid their enthusiasm about the new store. “I'm excited about the supermarket …
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More Evidence Retinal Thinning May Track MS Progression

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"But if you know which patients are going to change, then you're more likely to be able to see a change, and then if you have a neuroprotective drug, you can try to stop that change." The research … In an accompanying editorial, Robert A. Bermel, MD …
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