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Submited on: 04 Mar 2011 10:53:28 AM GMT
Published on: 04 Mar 2011 02:06:32 PM GMT
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Other Comments:
A deeply informative and thoroughly enjoyable read
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Clinical Researcher
- How to cite: Chinnery H .Alzheimers Disease: Comprehensive Review of Aetiology, Diagnosis, Assessment Recommendations and Treatment.[Review of the article 'Alzheimers Disease: Comprehensive Review of Aetiology, Diagnosis, Assessment Recommendations and Treatment. ' by Thompson S].WebmedCentral 2011;2(5):WMCRW00765
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Other Comments:
Topical; a worthwhile paper.
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Assisting in rehabilitation
- How to cite: Thompson B ."Alzheimers Disease:Comprehensive"...................[Review of the article 'Alzheimers Disease: Comprehensive Review of Aetiology, Diagnosis, Assessment Recommendations and Treatment. ' by Thompson S].WebmedCentral 2011;2(5):WMCRW00736
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Other Comments:
There has long been overdue such a comprehensive review of the subject as it is constantly changing. I congratulate the author!
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Assisting in rehabilitation.
- How to cite: Jones N .Alzheimers Disease: Comprehensive Review of Aetiolgy, Diagnosis, Assessment Recommendations and Treatment.[Review of the article 'Alzheimers Disease: Comprehensive Review of Aetiology, Diagnosis, Assessment Recommendations and Treatment. ' by Thompson S].WebmedCentral 2011;2(3):WMCRW00566
Although the title of the paper refers to the aetiology of Alzheimer's disease, the topic is not developed in the work.
I would suggest to consider the hypothesis proposed, separately and simultaneously, by Flanary (Flanary B., 2009. Telomeres: Function, Shortening, and Lengthening [Expert Commentary], in Telomeres: Function, Shortening and Lengthening, Nova Science Publishers Inc., New York) and Libertini (Libertini G., 2009. The Role of Telomere-Telomerase System in Age-Related Fitness Decline, a Tameable Process, in the same book), following the work of Fossel (Fossel MB, 1996. Reversing Human Aging. New York, William Morrow and Company; Fossel MB, 2004. Cells, Aging and Human Disease. New York, Oxford University Press), about the genesis of the disease in the decline of microglial cell turnover.
The determination of Alzheimer’s disease exact aetiology is crucial because the ignorance of it determines the focus on the accumulation of certain substances and the subsequent neurological and physiological impairments that are only consequences.
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Please, see the comment and Libertini G. (2009) Prospects of a Longer Life Span beyond the Beneficial Effects of a Healthy Lifestyle, in Handbook on Longevity: Genetics, Diet & Disease, Nova Science Publishers Inc., New York.
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