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When this came up originally here on HN, the point was made that it was known to be effective in reducing plaques (IIRC; against a symptom anyway), but was not
by mcguire 5y ago
When this came up originally here on HN, the point was made that it was known to be effective in reducing plaques (IIRC; against a symptom anyway), but was not known to be effective or ineffective against Alzheimer's.
- ekianjo 5y agoreducing plaques is useless if it results in no different cognition outcome. you are supposed for actual patient benefit not for mere theoritical value.