TESTING dementia drugs on people with Down Syndrome long before they show any symptoms could provide a major breakthrough for the treatment of the disease in the general population, a leading researcher has said. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16380700.cambridge-professor-tony-holland-testing-alzheimers-drugs-earlier-in-people-with-downs-syndrome-justified/
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Brian McGuireJuly 27, 20181 Mins read
Test Alzheimer’s drugs on people with Down’s Syndrome in their 20s, says expert
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