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Can drugs to manage Alzheimer’s disease be tested in organoids? Elizabeth Tracey reports

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Drugs to manage symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease may work in some people but not in others. Now a new method using brain organoids, which are derived from a person’s own blood sample, may help determine whether a specific medication is … Can drugs to manage Alzheimer’s disease be tested in organoids? Elizabeth Tracey reports Read more →

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