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Inquiétante révélation autour de la Covid-19 : des infections répétées au virus pourraient « laisser une trace dans un cerveau déjà vulnérable » à Alzheimer

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Une étude financée par Stop Alzheimer montre que deux infections légères au Covid-19 pourraient réduire les connexions neuronales et accroître les plaques amyloïdes dans l’hippocampe, chez des modèles déjà vulnérables.

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