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Researchers this week say their work should upturn the conventional narrative of how Alzheimer’s disease happens. They argue the progression of Alzheimer’s is driven by a very specific form of two proteins that play a crucial role in the disease, and these forms should be considered prions — potentially infectious…
A Rochester, New York, resident might have caught one of the most frightening brain diseases around in one of the strangest ways possible — eating squirrel meat contaminated with zombie-like proteins.
Among the myriad of things that can afflict us, prions remain one of the creepiest pathogens out there. A new report by the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention highlights yet another reason why: People can come down with a prion disease at least 30 years after first being exposed…
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