>Alzheimer's research has been going on for decades Based on some recent high profile cases so have massive scientific fraud. Which rises the question: are we

>Alzheimer's research has been going on for decades Based on some recent high profile cases so have massive scientific fraud. Which rises the question: are we on a wild goose chase due to following fraudulent science from highly published "thought leaders" when it comes to Alzheimers disease? On many other major disease categories we've had many major improvements from biologicals and immunotherapies. RA, MS? Compared to the past, they're a walk in the park. Cancer mortality dropping like a rock for the brutal killers of the past, glioblastoma is still a gnarly death sentence but there's hopeful news on the horizon even for that. Alzheimers? Crickets mostly, biologicals where the error bars eat virtually all of the alleged observable effects? Sounds like we're barking up the wrong alley.