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"It is estimated that six million people in the United States, and thirty-five million people worldwide, currently suffer from Alzheimer’s disease. That number is expected to rise significantly, with a new case of dementia occurring every minute, because, in the nearly hundred and twenty years since Alois ’s finding, no one has figured out how to slow the progression of the disease, let alone prevent it or reverse its damage."

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