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> "Since 1989, the Walk [to end Alzheimer's] has raised more than $492 million for Alzheimer care, support and research."
So where is the money for neurodegenerative research going, and how close are we to a cure?
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>>8443129
It's going to Hillary's foundation.
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>>8443129
>where is the money for neurodegenerative research going
https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=neurodegenerative+disease&btnG=&hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&as_ylo=2016
>how close are we to a cure?
Unfortunately, not very.
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In Alzheimer's theres a longer period of slow and difficult-to-measure decline, followed by a sharp dropoff of sudden decline. Research and drug development has stupidly chosen to focus on the later-stage sharp dropoff because the differences are easier to measure.
It's too late in the game at that point. What we need before we can do anything is efficient pickup of biomarkers so we can focus on the earlier stages.
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>>8445169
Useless post
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>>8443129
It's going to fund alzheimer walks to fund research for alzheimers
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>>8443129
$50 billion dollars away
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