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Experimental molecule boosts Alzheimer's defenses
A research team from Spain and Switzerland has discovered an experimental molecule that could reactivate the brain's defenses against Alzheimer's disease. It reprograms microglial cells to enhance their ability to clear toxic plaque deposits. Animal studies have shown improvement in memory tests thanks to this potential treatment, although the research is still in its early stages and requires clinical trials before it can be considered a human therapy.
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