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"Use it or lose it?" study suggests mentally stimulating activities may reduce Alzheimer's risk
February 12, 2002
Mouse experiments link folic acid deficiency to Parkinson's disease
January 10, 2002
Cognitive impairment high among older people, study suggests
November 12, 2001
Alzheimer's disease clinical trials expanded, expedited
September 20, 2001
Breakthrough mouse model for Alzheimer's more like human disease
August 23, 2001
Scientists zero in on enzyme at work in Alzheimer's disease
February 26, 2001
Scientists suspect new genetic risk factor for late onset Alzheimer's disease
December 21, 2000
New study links head injury, severity of injury, with Alzheimer's disease
October 23, 2000
Nasal Alzheimer's vaccine successfully tested in mice
October 15, 2000
Low-dose prednisone found ineffective against Alzheimer's disease; researchers continue to look at NSAIDs, other drugs
February 7, 2000
NIA to study COX-2 inhibitor, other NSAID as new treatment for Alzheimer's disease
February 7, 2000
"Untangling" tau: New mouse model shows key feature of Alzheimer's disease
November 23, 1999
Study casts doubt that melatonin goes down as age goes up: Older buyers take note
November 5, 1999
Blueberries: New thrills for those over the hill
September 15, 1999
Early to rise: Research offers clues to older people's sleep habits
June 24, 1999
Gene that causes familial British dementia may yield clues to Alzheimer's disease
June 23, 1999
Study furthers understanding of critical Alzheimer's disease gene
April 7, 1999
NIA launches national study to treat mild cognitive impairment
March 15, 1999
Questions and answers on launch of NIA memory impairment study
March 15, 1999
Program prevents delirium in hospitalized older patients
March 3, 1999

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