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=====Alzheimer’s experts greet China’s surprise approval of a drug for brain disease with hope and caution===== | =====Alzheimer’s experts greet China’s surprise approval of a drug for brain disease with hope and caution===== | ||
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‘Initially I thought it was a scam’: can collagen really turn back the clock?
by David Cox 6/11/22 The Guardian
Most collagen proteins consist of long, spindly, flimsy-looking structures called fibrils, which provide it with the strength needed to anchor cells to one another and glue our bones, cartilage and tendons together and yet the flexibility to still allow for movement and agility.
