Alector: Q4 Of 2025 FTD-GRN Treatment Data Is Important Inflection Point
AL002 misses Phase 2 goal in early Alzheimer's. Key Phase 3 data for latozinemab in 2025. Click here to read why ALEC is a ...
Man, 29, who will develop dementia when he's 40 opens up on 'cruel' reality he's facing
A 29-year-old man who has been told that he will develop dementia symptoms when he is in his 40s has opened up about the 'cruel' disease in a moving film.
This eating habit could be early sign of rare dementia, research finds
Dementia specialists have identified a particular eating habit that could serve as an early warning sign of frontotemporal dementia (FTD), a rare form of the disease.
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Rare dementia red flag symptoms that could be seen in the way you eat
According to charity, Dementia UK, this neurodegenerative disease (known as FTD) is an uncommon subtype ... it often appears in more advanced stages of the disease. Other physical signs include ...
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Dementia experts warn eating habits could signal 'early' signs of rare condition
Unlike other forms of dementia, FTD does not initially cause memory loss ... it often appears in more advanced stages of the disease. Other physical signs include: slow or rigid movements muscle ...
ALZFORUM29d
Plasma p-Tau217 Flags Alzheimer’s Pathology in Other Disorders
The cohort comprised brains from 198 people who had been diagnosed with some form of FTD, 125 with AD, 10 with dementia with Lewy bodies ... “Intermediate” means Braak stage of at least III for ...
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How does the loss of protein building blocks link to FTD?
Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) is one of the less common types of dementia, and it is mostly diagnosed between the ages of 45 and 65. The most common genetic cause of FTD is a mutation in a gene called ...
Eating habits could be early sign of rare dementia warn researchers
Dementia experts have revealed that one eating habit could signal an early warning sign of the disease, specifically frontotemporal dementia. According to charity, Dementia UK, this neurodegenerative ...