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Expert Reveals How Flawed Science Shaped Alzheimer’s Research
Looking ahead, Piller remains cautiously optimistic. Despite the setbacks and missteps, he sees a field ready for change, driven by scientists determined to explore new avenues. Whether it’s research into infections, tau proteins, or GLP-1 inhibitors, fresh perspectives offer renewed hope.
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