/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15301812
I've read the article.
Yeah, that's a good summation of everything as I see it.
The problem might have been not so bad if it was something else, but AD.
But it is AD.
And AD is a huge black mark on neuroscience as it is without this situation.
For all the research and finding and a lot kool aid drinking we basically made zero progress in treating it since we found it existed and continue to do so.
We found a version of it that is genetic but the purpose of APP is unclear to this day...

It's just doom and gloom all around while estimations of the damages that AD does to the world are in the billions
"Over 6 million Americans are currently living with Alzheimer's disease, which costs the U.S. economy an estimates $321 billion in 2022, in addition to an estimated $271 billion in unpaid caregiving."