The effect of in vitro derived microglia transplantation on astrocyte population in Alzheimer's disease by Fraser Simpson

“…Research into the pathogenesis of Alzheimer’s disease has largely been dominated by the amyloid hypothesis, where neuroinflammation experienced in Alzheimer’s was assumed to be a reaction to pathophysiological events. …”
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Minimally invasive diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease by detecting microRNA using a quartz crystal resonator by Sam Swarbrick

“…So, when the first symptoms become apparent, the pathology in the brain is extensive. If Alzheimer’s could be diagnosed early, when the pathological load is lower, this may improve the chances of finding a disease modifying therapy.For diagnosis during the prodromal stage to be viable, patients would need to be diagnosed through mass screening, with the most appropriate diagnosis method being biomarker detection in peripheral blood. …”
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Meta-analyses of the effect of hormone treatment on cognitive function in postmenopausal women by Amina Yesufu, Stephan Bandelow, Eef Hogervorst

“…More specifically, many researchers have hypothesized that E, and hence E replacement via Hormone Therapy (HT), could protect against cognitive decline in women. …”
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Acute cognitive effects of physical activity for people who have dementia by Jordan Elliott-King, Elizabeth Peel, Eef Hogervorst

“…Background: Physical activity has the potential to improve cognition for those with dementia, as demonstrated by randomised controlled trials lasting at least 6 weeks. Research is yet to explore the acute cognitive effects of physical activity for people with dementia. …”
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