According to press materials from the company, in recent decades, researchers seeking a drug to treat the underlying cause of Alzheimer's have focused their efforts mainly on amyloid-beta plaques--protein clumps that appear on the brains of affected individuals that were first noted by
Alois Alzheimer in 1906.
This is the most significant development in the treatment of the tangles since
Alois Alzheimer discovered them in 1907.
Gilster developed the
Alois Alzheimer Center, which opened in 1987 as the first freestanding dementia facility in the United States.
The brain disorder, named for German physician
Alois Alzheimer who first described it in 1906, destroys brain cells, causing problems with memory, thinking and behavior.
ALZHEIMER'S was first recognised in 1906 by German neurologist
Alois Alzheimer.
ALZHEIMER'S is one kind of dementia, and was discovered by Dr
Alois Alzheimer in 1906.
Aunque el medico aleman
Alois Alzheimer describio la enfermedad por primera vez en 1960, el conocimiento cientifico y publico de esta enfermedad no se difundio hasta la decada de 1980.
Alois Alzheimer, a German physician who a century ago isolated brain-cell abnormalities in a woman who suffered from dementia, Alzheimer's now affects 4.
Trained at Johns Hopkins and in Munich, where he studied microscopic brain structures with
Alois Alzheimer, Cotton became a protege of the eminent Swiss neurologist Adolf Meyer, who was determined to bring modern European laboratory science to bear on mental disease.
The disease is named after Dr
Alois Alzheimer a pioneer of brain disease research.
He noted that in 1906 when
Alois Alzheimer first described the disease that bears his name, the physician stressed that the symptoms of the dementia include behavioral and functional problems that worsen with time.
He noted that in 1906 when
Alois Alzheimer first described the disease that bears his name, the physician stressed that the symptoms of the dementia include not only cognitive but also behavioral and functional problems that worsen with time.
