Ireland to become leader in Alzheimer’s research

Ireland is set to become a world leader in Alzheimer’s disease research following the annoucement of a new scientific study yesterday.

Ireland to become leader in Alzheimer’s research
Sat, 09 Sep, 2006 - 10:42

Ireland is set to become a world leader in Alzheimer’s disease research following the annoucement of a new scientific study yesterday.

Trinity College Dublin has formed a partnership with the renowned Florida-based Roskamp Institute to examine whether or not the blood pressure drug, Nilvadipine, can be used to treat Alzheimer's.

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