Some patients with signs of Alzheimer’s disease are unlikely to show any medical symptoms during their lifetime, according to a new study that could lead to a better understanding of the fight against Alzheimer’s disease. Understood.
Researchers report that the results of this study may determine how people reach 90 or even 100 years of age without medication or brain disease and in good health. There is. Independent.
Brain tissue from the Dutch Brain Bank, which includes samples from more than 5,000 deceased brain donors with various diseases, was evaluated by scientists.
Along with each donor’s symptoms, the brain bank also stores a documented medical history and detailed disease course.
A subgroup of people with Alzheimer’s disease did not show any medical symptoms during their lifetime, indicating they are a “resilient” group, according to researchers. That’s what it means.
When scientists examined gene activity in the brains of group members, they found that several processes were altered.
