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Ever since my grandfather was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, I've watched in horror as it has gradually robbed him of his memory and cognitive skills. As Yu notes, I'm far from alone - in the U.S., someone new develops the disease every 65 seconds. Currently, there is still no known prevention, treatment or cure. In Mind Thief, Yu unravels the thorny history behind our efforts to understand the mystifying ailment. She starts at the turn of the 19th century in Germany's so-called Castle of the Insane, where Alois Alzheimer first met an important patient: a 50-something woman named Auguste Deter with a mysterious condition. After her death, Alzheimer found decaying neurons and tiny plaques in her brain. From there, Yu guides readers through reams of medical literature, loads of media hype and a smattering of theories on the disease's causes.
机译:自从我的祖父被诊断出患有阿尔茨海默病的疾病以来,我已经看着恐怖,因为它逐渐抢劫他的记忆和认知技能。正如俞票据,我远离美国,在美国,有人每65秒开发疾病。目前,仍然没有已知的预防,治疗或治愈。在思想小偷,俞揭开了我们努力的荆棘历史,了解了神秘的疾病。她于19世纪之交德国所谓的疯子城堡,阿洛伊斯阿尔茨海默氏症首先遇到了一个重要的病人:一个名叫奥古斯特的50岁的女性,带有神秘的条件。在她去世后,阿尔茨海默氏症在她的大脑中发现了腐朽的神经元和微小的斑块。从那里来看,余先指导读者通过医学文献的束,媒体炒作和对疾病原因的理论颤抖。

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    《Discover》 |2021年第2期|20-20|共1页
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    Han Yu;

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