Of animal memory and Alzheimer’s
Other creatures replay their memories to make assessments, a revelation that has implications for humans, too
Tiny, living stones of the sea
How limestone-covered algae sway global climate — and how their fate may shift as the oceans acidify
Fighting to the end
Researcher Rahul Desikan led a long assault against ALS before succumbing to it himself
Vaccine may unravel Alzheimer’s tangled web
The treatment spurs the immune system to attack the misbehaving proteins, improving cognition in the bargain
Dolphins may also fall prey to Alzheimer’s
Pathological signs of Alzheimer’s have been seen in these mammals, whose brains are much like ours Maria Carolina Gallego-Iradi, University of Florida and David Borchelt, University of Florida A team…