beta-amyloid plaques plaques

Insoluble Plaques in the Brain Might Not Be the Cause of Alzheimer's Disease, New Theory Suggests

Medicine & Technology Oct 15, 2022

The buildup of beta-amyloid plaques in the brain was generally thought to be responsible for dementia symptoms in Alzheimer's disease, but a new theory suggested otherwise. Check out the new theory that proposes another possible cause of the disease.

beta-amyloid plaques plaques

Insoluble Plaques in the Brain Might Not Be the Cause of Alzheimer's Disease, New Theory Suggests

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