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Fabricated claims about Ben Carson discovering natural cures or developing Alzheimer's treatments.
Short-term drug studies using fMRI-based measures—both cerebral blood flow (CBF) assessed with arterial spin labeling (ASL) or inferred from BOLD and functional connectivity (FC) from resting‑state fM...
Legitimate Alzheimer’s treatments rest on transparent biology, reproducible clinical-trial evidence and regulatory review; fraudulent cure claims instead trade on anecdote, secrecy and overstated bene...
Declaring a "cure" for dementia—or Alzheimer’s disease specifically—would require far more than a single positive trial result: it would require clear, durable reversal of clinical impairment, concord...
The FDA currently recognizes two classes of Alzheimer’s treatments: disease-targeted, anti-amyloid immunotherapies that have been shown to reduce brain amyloid and modestly slow cognitive decline in e...