#Neuroscience #Platelets #Alzheimers #VascularHealth #PharmD #ClinicalResearch #Biomarkers To view or add a comment, sign in New Research shows STIG, and immune Protein, could actually harm brains and speed up Alzheimer's Recent studies indicate that STING (stimulator of interferon genes)a key innate immune signaling proteinmay play a detrimental role in Alzheimers disease (AD) when chronically activated in the aging brain
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