Taiwan Cancer and Alzheimer's Link
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Researchers in Taiwan identify shared gene mutations between cancer and Alzheimer's disease, particularly within immune cells. This discovery offers a new mechanism for understanding dementia. The findings could lead to novel therapeutic approaches for both conditions.
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