The Infected Neuron
ShinDecoding the infectious origins of neurodegenerative diseases.
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The Mechanisms of EBV-Driven Autoimmunity Are Now Clearer Than Ever
Know thy enemy, and you know where to strike.
Every disease has an origin story, a pathogenesis (patho- means disease, and -genesis means beginning). It’s a study of how a disease starts, evolves, and manifests. Decoding these mechanisms h...
77 of 80 Alzheimer’s Drug Candidates Didn’t Make the Cut for Repurposing
The latest Delphi consensus shortlisted just three drugs. But the ones left behind may tell us just as much about where Alzheimer’s research is heading.
In a field as complex and uncertain as Alzheimer’s disease or dementia (AD), not all o...
On Subclinical VZV Reactivation and Its Hidden Neurovascular Burden
We may have vastly underestimated the long-term impact of varicella-zoster virus (VZV), and the advent of its vaccines only makes this clearer.
The varicella-zoster virus (VZV) is a classic example of a single virus causing two different d...
We Once Eliminated a Common Dementia
The story of neurosyphilis and dementia paralytica — and what it teaches us about Alzheimer's dementia today.
When I was in research ethics class, the lecturer brought up the infamous U.S. Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment (1932—1972). It’s par...
The RSV Vaccine Unexpectedly Protects Against Dementia. But Why?
A paradox that challenges what we know about infection, immunology, and dementia.
If you have been keeping up with recent science, you have likely heard that there’s robust and convincing evidence that the shingles vaccine (Zostavax and Sh...
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