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Experimental Alzheimer's drug shows promise targeting brain protein tau in study

Lauran Neergaard | The Associated PressJul 141 min readnbcdfw.com
Experimental Alzheimer's drug shows promise targeting brain protein tau in study
High levels of tau protein, in red, dropped in a recipient of the company’s experimental Alzheimer’s drug diranersen as shown on these brain scans.

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