<em >The Scientist</em>&rsquo;s Journal Club: Neuroscience
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Scientists present the latest research on cortical neuronal networks, neuronal signaling, and amyloid-forming proteins. 

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Alzheimer’s Risk Gene Paradoxically Protects Against Memory Loss

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Eli Lilly Claims New Drug Can Slow Alzheimer’s-Related Decline

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First Alzheimer’s Blood Test Rolled Out for Clinical Use in US

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APOE Mutation Linked to Protection From Alzheimer’s: Case Study

Alzheimer’s-Related Protein Can Spread by Tainted Growth Hormone

Microglia Remember Bouts of Bodily Inflammation in Mice

Tau Production Increased in Alzheimer’s Patients

Researchers Develop Potential Blood Test for Alzheimer’s Disease

Do Microbes Trigger Alzheimer’s Disease?

Toward Treating Alzheimer’s Disease with Brain Waves

More Evidence of Alzheimer’s Transmission

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Shoring Up Golgi To Slow Alzheimer’s

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Autophagy’s Role in Alzheimer’s

Cancer Drug for Alzheimer’s Disappoints

Restless Nights Predict Alzheimer’s?

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