Cellular Stress and Alzheimer's Disease

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Jay Berger, PT

Jay Berger, PT

Pelvic Health, Neuro, and Pulm specialist, Telehealth Consultant and co-founder, Virtual Kare

Published Sep 29, 2018

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Scientists at the University of Texas have implicated a type of cellular stress for the first time as a player in Alzheimer’s disease. And their discovery could lead to treatments for more than 20 human brain diseases including Alzheimer’s and traumatic brain injury.

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