Ex-Soccer Players Face Brain Changes, China's Green Great Wall Struggles, LEQEMBI Autoinjector Promises Home Alzheimer Treatment, Bacterium Eradicates Tumors in Mice, and more...
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This episode discusses brain changes in former soccer players, challenges in China's Green Great Wall project, a new Alzheimer's treatment, and breakthroughs in cancer research.
(0:10): Former Soccer Players Show Brain Changes, Anxiety, but No Dementia Risk: Study (2:05): China's 'Green Great Wall': Balancing Ecology and Economy in Desertification Battle (4:04): Eisai-Biogen's LEQEMBI Subcutaneous Autoinjector Shows Promise for At-Home Alzheimer's Treatment (6:19): Japanese Bacterium Achieves 100% Tumor Eradication in Mice, Outshines Standard Cancer Therapies (8:12): New Breast Cancer Framework Predicts Immunotherapy Responses with Three CIC Subtypes To subscribe visit https://www.brief.news . For more updates in your inbox each morning visit www.brief.news . Image credit: WSOC TV
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