Alzheimer

Millions of people worldwide suffer from this progressive brain illness. Amyloid beta plaque accumulation is one of the alterations in the brain that are associated with it. The body normally manufactures the protein amyloid, but when it aggregates, it can create amyloid plaques. Memory loss and other cognitive problems linked to Alzheimer’s disease are thought to be exacerbated by the brain’s overabundance of amyloid plaque.
There is currently no cure for this most prevalent form of dementia, which is an umbrella term for a variety of conditions involving the loss of cognitive functioning. Early symptoms include forgetfulness, and as the illness worsens, patients become more confused, lose their way around familiar places, and struggle to plan and complete simple tasks. New medications may slow down cognitive decline.