Despite over $1 billion spent on research in the past decade, Alzheimer’s disease has no known cure. But that may soon change, according to neurologist Dale Bredesen. Recent evidence suggests that a broad-based therapeutic approach including diet, brain stimulation and pharmaceuticals may help halt or even reverse progression of the disease. We’ll discuss Bredesen’s research and his book, “The End of Alzheimer’s.”
Neurologist Dale Bredeson on Reversing Alzheimer’s Disease
Despite over $1 billion spent on research in the past decade, Alzheimer's disease has no known cure. But that may soon change, according to neurologist Dale Bredesen. Recent evidence suggests that a broad-based therapeutic approach including diet, brain stimulation and pharmaceuticals may help halt or even reverse progression of the disease. We'll discuss Bredesen's research and his book, "The End of Alzheimer's."
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