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Alzheimer's disease is among the most prevalent types of dementia worldwide. Studying mice models, Australian researchers discovered one of the possible origins of Alzheimer's disease. The discovery has been termed a "breakthrough" by some. Scientists have gained a better grasp of why and how Alzheimer's disease arises by researching the blood-brain barrier. Their findings point to possible therapy and preventive strategies for the neurodegenerative disorder.
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