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a breakthrough in the study of alzheimer's.tists think they have pinpointed why the neurons in the brain are dying. and we will bring you the latest from libya, where the death toll is well over 11,000 people. good evening. not since the crisis in 2015 has europe seen images quite like this. the deputy prime minister describes it as an invasion. >> it is i was the organized, financed, and prepared -- it is obviously organized, financed, and prepared. it is an act of war. it means collapse for italian society. i said at the beginning, what is happening is the death of europe. christian: 7000 migrants crossing the mediterranean in just three days to an island with space for just 400. the storm at the beginning of the week created a bottleneck on the north african beaches, but by wednesday conditions were calmer, with 200 boats crossing in just a few hours. there are thousands more who are still waiting to cross. from here in lampedusa, most of these migrants will be transferred to the italian mainland but the vast majority will d

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australian researchers have discovered a new way to treat alzheimer's. in this method , nerve cell connections are restored without removing the amyloid protein. australian researchers have discovered the most effective treatment method. alzheimer's through restoration of nerve cell connections without the need to remove amyloid protein for the first time in the world. they were able to revive the lost memory of laboratory mice. in alzheimer's patients , it receives and operates the order of destruction of nerve connections . in this new research, by identifying this sensitive stage, we gain information in order to prevent the deterioration of memory or restore and restore it by changing the malicious message. a new method that offers a quick and effective way to treat alzheimer's. by discovering the method of memory recovery without the need to remove the amyloid protein , we opened a completely new way for researchers and specialist doctors to treat alzheimer's. continue review research and studies for the effective treatment of the devastating alzheim

australian scientists have discovered a new way to treat alzheimer's. in this method , nerve cell connections are restored without removing amyloid. by discovering the most effective method of alzheimer's treatment by restoring nerve cell connections without the need to remove amyloid protein, australian researchers succeeded in restoring the lost memory of exhibition mice for the first time in the world. in alzheimer's patients, de roo's order is based on destruction receives and operates neural connections. in this new research, by identifying this sensitive stage , we edit the received information in order to prevent memory deterioration or restore and revive it by changing the malicious message. a new method that offers a quick and effective way to treat alzheimer's. by discovering a way to restore memory, without the need to remove the amyloid protein, we have opened a completely new way for researchers and specialist doctors to treat alzheimer's. the continuation of research and studies for the effective treatment of the devastating alzheimer's di

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i think it's probably going to turn the page in alzheimer's research for the next 10 years.octors stress that this treatment is not a cure. it's experimental therapy. >> that has the potential of improving the quality of life of patients with advanced alzheimer's. >> it is a beacon of hope for the future. that is a lot more testing that has to be done. phase 2 of the clinical trials, expected to begin later this year. >> how is marvin scott from our station in new york, reporting for us now to an incredible experiment that has come to an end. scientists were able to get a pig kidney to work inside of a human body for 2 months. it was on wednesday that new york university researchers removed the pig's kidney from a man who was brain dead and his family donated his body for this study 2 months is the longest a transplanted pig kidney has ever functioned inside of a human scientists have been attempting to cross species do these kind of transplants for years with very little success. but this kidney was different. it had been genetically modified to function more like a human o

if his mother has alzheimer’s disease, he has a colossal risk of also having alzheimer’s disease, justis what i think drives my husband’s proposal to take mom home so that you quit work. he wants to legitimize this situation for himself, first of all , and his fears. for example, i share. i also sincerely think what will happen to me and i hope that my children will not abandon me, just as we did not abandon dad, but this is a big question: they won’t be able to , and so on and so forth. this is the first now the second. more importantly, my dad. he lived at home with his mother, and this was his home, any attempt or any move for any reason, when he needed to go somewhere to visit, and so on, led to a catastrophic deterioration of his brain catastrophic abilities today , my mother’s apartment is the place where she spent 30 years, she can blindly find a bathtub and toilet. she. if she wants to write, she will not think about where to go in the new house, where she does not write in the center of the apartment, she will go to the toilet in her house, because she has been going to do the

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alzheimer's research uk, the charity that i'm rowing for, going in for a cure.ould stall, it delays its onset. while he has time away from football, he's been back on the broader training. 0n the lake north of rochdale. and some sage advice from grandson, frankjunior. it's going to be hard. he's three years older, he will be older. frank hasn't been back in a boat since finishing his last challenge, but he's not lost his stamina and at least knows what to expect this time. the biggest thing is missing family and your loved ones. we've been married for 53 years. love her to bits. last time, frank's fundraising at a huge difference to alzheimer's research, which is the driving force behind doing it again, especially after he personally lost a good friend to it this year. my mate, phil, died of alzheimer's this year, so it's been a real motivation seeing phil deteriorate from the person he was. i loved him to bits. an absolutely fantastic relationship we had. the next time frank will see his boat that will be in the canary islands, ready for the start in early dece

, but my mom had alzheimer's, you know that.s she did have these emotional outbursts, either crying or getting very angry. we've seen that with other people at the beginning stages, no? >> yeah, that's fair. that's fair. it's even more prominent with ftd because of the temporal lobe of the the brain, the side of the brain. but it is true with both. so that's -- you're actually pointing out that you need a really highly trained specialist to distinguish. david: good point. >> i'm just showing that, in general, memory goes first with alzheimer's. and, again, it's much, much more common, or you would start with mild cognitive impairment where you're losing memory. but your point is right, it's a gray area between the two diseases, absolutely. david: all right, the next one a new report showing that less than half of nurses are fully engage gauged on the job. unengaged look for a shift to enor focus on the next break, who call off during times of stress and for whom a patient is a diagnosis or a test. doctor, have you seen any nurse

what a challenging time she's going through right now with alzhe alzheimer's.so soothing for me. at least i can see that she's still there. sorry. sorry, guys. >> nothing to apologize for. >> i want people to know that it's a very isolating and disheartening journey at times. you are not alone. don't be afraid to ask for help. the alzheimer's association, which has been a godsend, has been an amazing resource for guidance. one thing i want to mention is the doctor in the piece talked to me about a dementia-friendly society. we are so far from that. what is dementia-friendly? it decreases the stigma and intentionally finds way to include and incorporate people with alzheimer's so they are not so marginalized, because they still are. >> thank you for bringing us that story. i know it is not easy to discuss a lot of this. we have talked about it off camera. i think, of course, the choir you highlighted helps a lot of people, but you helped a lot of people today. >> thank you. music really is medicine. >> thank you for that. >> tune in saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern

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he had not revealed his alzheimer's diagnosis pub rickly. >>> gary wright has died."dr "dreamweaver." ♪ dreamweaver ♪ >> david: his son said he had before suffering from parkinson's an dementia. >>> cocoa cough's gauff becomin first american teenager to reach the semifinal round of four since serena williams. >>> when we come back here tonight, the son and the surprise for his mother right before they took off. there are some things that go better... together. burger and fries... soup and salad. thank you! like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help you make smarter decisions. for a more confident financial future. hey, a tandem bicycle. you can't do that by yourself. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. these hands used to hold me as a little girl. would comfort me. but now, they've become aggressive. this mouth used to sing me lullabies. now, it's unrecognizable. if your loved one with alzheimer's dementia has become agitated, it's not their fault. they could have agitatio

alzheimer's disease, parkinson's disease, botkin's disease.ng these diseases. and what can we do to protect ourselves from them? so, right now, an excursion into the history of medicine from dr. mesnikov. well, there are a lot of diseases named after the author, i think that every second disease, we just don’t know, is always called this, or the disease of such and such, and i don’t even remember that, because there are too many authors, too much information and what is it for, but there is some diseases that we just hear about, because it’s so to speak, among us and these are probably the most, well, not the most striking, but you took some of the main ones, well , look, who let’s take from our people from dr. botkin, an amazing person, a clinician who has a huge influence on all of our medicine, a front-line physician , i think there were 14 children in the family, and the most interesting thing is that he lived, here he is, the son of a kupsa who traded there with china, but widely, and there were a huge number of children, and i since chil

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alzheimer's since officials.sclose information about this type of disease. it is difficult to even imagine the true scale of the problem. about the wall 180 years ago, i was first elected to the senate. i am 90 years old. your office, what's next for you? whatever, you need a chairman. which chairman is the official head of the institution? so you're going to sit it out? that's the thing, no one is going to serve enough time themselves. look at the bydastrump, not counting old pelosi, who is about to be elected to congress for her nineteenth term. this is a democratic institution with unsecured legitimacy. this is when people with signs of dementia storm congress, populated by people with signs of alzheimer's, the best presidents of the cold war understood that authoritarians were wrong, if the current generation of leaders can show the same determination, then the result of the new rivalry, the superpowers should be another victory for the free world. therefore, the sign of the best president is, of course, the

if you, or your family are noticing changes, it could be alzheimer's. you know if you don't have family that isn't lgbtq affirming can you just go home and not see them. if you need permission to visit. >> parents don't have rights. not parents rights. kids have rights. >> laura: a few months ago we told you about a new law being proposed in california that would allow the state to remove a child from his or her own parents if the parents refuse to affirm the child's new gender identity. and, worse, the parents could even be charged with a crime, child abuse. now, it's this close to becoming law. it passed in the state senate assembly and now it's just waiting for governor gavin newsom's signature. what are you going to do gav? if you think for a second that this is never going to happen in your state or where you live? well, maybe if you are lucky enough to live in a solidly red state but will it be solidly red forever? well, there is a threat out there and you need to hear from our next guest. joining me now is janette cooper she lost custody of 12-ye

we've seen a turning point in alzheimer's detection recently.rs have developed a blood test that could uncover the disease long before symptoms emerge. and a new fda—approved drug may see the progression of the disease slowed down. this means that one day it could become manageable for longer. i'm in a field surrounded by cliffs. these are the first major breakthroughs that the scientific community has seen in the past 20 years. and although they are in their early stages, it gives us hope that one day the impact of dementia may be lessened. the royal institution is famed for its role in science education. it hosts science shows and workshops, and it creates resources for schools. and thatjob's become more important than ever in a world where telling fact from fiction is becoming increasingly difficult. and jacqui wakefield has been investigating how children are being targeted online with fake science. under—18s are the biggest audience on youtube... my favourite youtuber is a gamer called dantdm. i like, like animal videos. mr beast. ..and par

this week, a new way to detect alzheimer's.a visits the virtual reality world helping in the early diagnosis of dementia. oh, i'm quite close. yeah, well... well, relatively close. maybe i'm not that close at all. would you be happy with your kids taking this kind of science lesson? with the right amount of pressure, the great pyramid could generate. a tremendous amount of electricity. we'll investigate the ai targeting children with disinformation. and we're in india to see how the diamond industry could become more sustainable by growing precious stones in a lab. the royal institution of great britain. for the past two centuries, this independent charity has sought to connect as many people as possible with the wonders of science. famed for its christmas lectures, which are aired by the bbc, the royal institution's iconic theatre is a place where leading scientists regularly share their work with live audiences. one area of scientific research which affects us all is in the diagnosis and treatment of serious illnesses. now, t

can you imagine, it’s actually a heart break , and my dad had alzheimer’s disease. first time they began to work on preserving and restoring memory in the elderly. what are you doing, what are these mysterious numbers you are drawing, what are you marking? here you are, for example, what are you doing left and right hand. yes, why is there a hemisphere for this action to improve, what is happening here today? all this work has been transferred to the moscow longevity center; it has long been proven that if a person has socialized, if he communicates with others, then he gets sick less , retains his memory longer and lives longer at the moscow forum. i asked everyone where they go to moscow longevity. and how old are you? how old are you? 63 years old. what do you go to? i go to decal gymnastics from lyudmila, you two. how old are you? i am 75 years old. we i’m very pleased with the moscow longevity center, it’s super popular, there’s another principle of preserving brain function, brain cells will only be preserved if you’re physically active , here in moscow there’

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