Why is Alzheimer’s disease so difficult to treat?

Alzheimer's is a long, chronic process that leads to brain changes, likely starting decades before symptoms appear. It has been challenging for scientists to determine the precise triggers and causes of the many symptoms of Alzheimer's.

However, ongoing research holds the promise of improved treatment and, possibly, a cure as scientists assemble the pieces of the Alzheimer's puzzle. TEDEd video by Krishna Sudhir.

Why is Alzheimer’s disease so difficult to treat?
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However, ongoing research holds the promise of improved treatment and, possibly, a cure as scientists assemble the pieces of the Alzheimer's puzzle. TEDEd video by Krishna Sudhir.

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Alzheimer's is a long, chronic process that leads to brain changes, likely starting decades before symptoms appear. It has been challenging for scientists to determine the precise triggers and causes of the many symptoms of Alzheimer's.

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