Andrew Stern
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Neurologist and Alzheimer disease scientist at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. My lab studies beta-amyloid aggregates as they occur in human brain. Also TDP-43 biomarkers. Associate PD for research at MGB neurology residency program. sternlab.bwh.harvard.edu
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I agree. Oligomers have been a distraction for too long.
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Thank you Alzforum for highlighting our preprint! It's incredibly helpful to get the experts' feedback this early on in the publishing stage! www.alzforum.org/news/researc...
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Our newest paper studying immunosuppressive astrocyte-GBM interactions using RABID-seq is out in @nature.com today! Congrats to Brian Andersen and Camilo Faust Akl! www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Yes, it's multifactorial but I did find it interesting that your work suggests it's not per se the differences in CAA preference as you suggest. And to @drtfromkc.bsky.social - modified dosing does decrease ARIA. Donanemab increased ARIA in E3 but modified dose/escalation reduces it.
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