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Rare Alzheimer’s Mutation Delayed the Onset of Disease

Scientific American

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Researchers have identified a man with a rare genetic mutation that protected him from developing dementia at an early age. The finding, published on 15 May in Nature Medicine, could help researchers to better understand the causes of Alzheimer’s disease and potentially lead to new treatments.

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