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New Harvard Study Hints at Hope: Alzheimer’s Symptoms May Be Reversible Through Intensive Lifestyle Changes
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In a development that could shift global approaches to Alzheimer’s care, a recent study led by Harvard University and partners reports that intensive lifestyle interventions may not only slow but also partially reverse cognitive decline in some early-stage Alzheimer’s patients. While the findings are preliminary and warrant caution, they challenge long-standing assumptions about the irreversibility of one of the world’s most devastating neurodegenerative diseases and offer a spark of hope—especially for Thailand, where the rapidly aging population faces rising rates of dementia (Harvard Gazette, Local12.com, BGR).
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