Dr. Barry Dworkin

Many hypotheses under investigation to understand what leads to dementia. Creating a preventative vaccine will be difficult and take time because we need to test these hypotheses to determine why and how this occurs.

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for November 23, 2022

Source:
Dementia vaccines: What are they, and when could they become available?

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