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NEWS FROM THE SOCIETY FOR NEUROSCIENCE ANNUAL MEETING: MRI Probe for Amyloid-Beta Oligomers Offers Potential Advantages for Detecting Alzheimer's Disease

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a cure for Alzheimer’s disease. To help meet these goals,
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Internationally-acclaimed discoveries at the Klein Lab have dramatically altered the landscape of Alzheimer's disease research and now provide a new basis for hope.

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Klein and colleagues identified the toxic molecule now regarded as the cause of Alzheimer's memory loss.

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