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FENS 2020 | Alzheimer’s disease pathogenesis: more than neurons and synapses

Tara Spires-Jones • 16 Jul 2020
FENS 2020
Alzheimer’s Disease Dementia

Tara Spires-Jones, PhD, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK, outlines how not just neurons and synapses but the whole brain environment contribute to disease risk and how these complex interactions change throughout the disease may provide valuable insights into developing effective therapeutics for Alzheimer’s disease. This interview was recorded during an online conference call with The Video Journal of Neurology (VJNeurology).

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