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This would be amazing if true, but the lack of randomization makes me nervous. What if, like, patients who are about to get Alzheimer's are less aggressive abou
by apsec112 2y ago
This would be amazing if true, but the lack of randomization makes me nervous. What if, like, patients who are about to get Alzheimer's are less aggressive about asking their doctor for semaglutide (which has been in shortage for a while), and that explains the trial results?
- catlikesshrimp 2y agoAlzheimer (the regular one, not the early onset) is a progressive condition usually not detected early. Moreover, keep in mind it is possible we understand less about Alzheimer than we thought, from the very start https://www.nbcnews.com/science/science-news/alzheimers-theory-undermined-accusations-fabricated-research-rcna39843 https://www.nbcnews.com/science/science-news/alzheimers-theo... This publication is bogus. It is too soon to know if there is any benefit at all from Semaglutide.