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Publication date: Sep 8, 2009
Publication date: Sep 8, 2009
Research led by Dr. Ottavio Arancio of the Columbia University Medical Center has shown that drugs now used in the treatment of cancer, which are called HDAC inhibitors and affect cell DNA, may be of use in protecting the cells of the brain against the damage done by Alzheimer's Disease.
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