Unraveling blood vessel damage in Alzheimer's
Scientists have discovered that triggers for Alzheimer's disease may originate outside the brain, raising the possibility of the disease spreading through blood transfusions. The study links components outside the brain, such as remnants of waste, to the development of Alzheimer's, highlighting the need to review blood transfusion systems and procedures to minimize the risk of disease transmission.
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