>>11190821"Alzheimer disease" is an umbrella term much like "apoplexia" 200 years ago, you can't cure it if you don't have a thorough understanding of the etiology
The study in question was speaking about high level of HSV 6-7 found in brain of patients with AD and the theory is that amyloid/tau deposits were due to an out of control immune reaction against it.
>Has there been a significant increase of AD cases cured? AD can't really be cured anyway, once the lesions are there they remain and since it's a metabolic illness in the most complex part of the body I really much doubt there is a magic substance out there to do so.
Most of modern medicine today is blocked by the lack of genetics tools and the difficulty to observe physiopathology directly in vivo anyway.
