136: The ripple effects of Alzheimer's research fraud
Host Rachel Woods invites life sciences expert Nick Hula and senior care expert Miriam Sznycer-Taub to discuss a why a leading theory in Alzheimer's research is being called into question and the industry-wide effects this could have on memory care.
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Show Notes
For decades Alzheimer's research was centered around one theory, the amyloid-beta hypothesis. That theory is now being called into question after evidence of potential fraud. In this episode, Rachel (Rae) woods invites life sciences expert Nick Hula and senior care expert Miriam Sznycer-Taub to talk about what this means for the scientific and medical community, how to restore trust in medical research, and where the industry may look to next when it comes to memory care.
Links:
- Is a key Alzheimer's theory based on manipulated research?
- Ep. 90: Aaron Carroll on how clinicians can combat medical misinformation
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