358: The Word “Untreatable” Is Starting to Change in Alzheimer’s Research
Today on The Good Daily, an inclusive Chattanooga playground opens more room for shared play, researchers use tiny brain organoids to study childhood epilepsy, new ice research may sharpen cold-weather science, and a community café brings neighbors together. We also look at how Alzheimer’s research is moving from a disease once described as untreatable toward treatments that can interfere with its progression.
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