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Less of this amyloid inside it, and that's how these therapies are working. james, that's absolutely fascinating. and if it works, fantastic, but of course people have to have access to it. yeah, there are two massive problems here. so, the first one is going to be the cost. so we know how much this drug, the one from last year, it's about $25,000 per person per year. we don't know how much donanemab, the one that's been reported more recently, is going to cost, but these are going to be expensive drugs and that immediately rules it out for huge numbers of people all around the world. the seco...

The AI was able to decode a story from the brain scan, a "real leap forward" for the technique, which doesn't use a brain implant, scientists said.

While main goal of language decoder is to help people who have lost the ability to communicate, US scientists acknowledge that technology raised questions about 'mental privacy'

Scientists have achieved a breakthrough in medical imaging, producing the sharpest-ever scan of a brain.

So we thought it might be fantastic to trial in people with progressive forms of ms, where there hasn't been as much progress. and it enables us to run several treatments at once, but also combine the trial stages, making it a more efficient way of running it and also cheaper. disability gets worse in ms thanks to the degeneration of nerves in the brain. and that happens to all of us as we get older, but in ms, it's happening faster. so the hope is to identify drugs that can help slow that process down. after a brain scan and several other tests, ailsa receives herfirst dose of medication. wha...