Scientists restore memory of a mouse suffering from Alzheimers through non-invasive ultrasound method

Queensland scientists have discovered a novel non-invasive ultrasound method to restore memory in Alzheimer induced mice

March 13, 2015 · 1 min · 50 words · Amy Shepard

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Australia has an alarming number of about 250,000 older citizens suffering from Alzheimer.

Details of the experiment

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Scientists restore memory of a mouse suffering from Alzheimers through non-invasive ultrasound method

Professor Gotz says human trials for the test are at least two years away.

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