Newly identified genetic variants could delay Alzheimer's onset by four years

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Over the past few years scientists and researchers have made some inroads in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease, but as yet no definitive cure has been found. In the latest promising development, a team of Canadian researchers has identified a genetic variant that can delay the onset of the disease by up to four years. .. Continue Reading Newly identified genetic variants could delay Alzheimer's onset by four years

Section: Health and Wellbeing

Tags: Alzheimer's Disease, Disease, Health, McGill University, Treatment, University of California

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