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He’s 48, and already grappling with dementia
Number of sporean getting dementia expected to double by 2030
There are still lots of things that we don’t know about how dementia develops. However, there’s an increasing amount of buzz in the dementia research community that targeting inflammation in the brain has a lot of promise when it comes to finding an effective treatment. Research communications volunteer Helena Spooner investigates why this area of research is so encouraging.
What is inflammation?
Studying dementia and inflammation
Inflammation is how the body responds to harm such as injury or infection. The body tries to protect itself by sending an ‘army’ of immune cells to eliminate the cause of the damage, and to clear out any cells that have already been damaged or have died.
After this initial defensive response, the affected tissue can begin to repair itself. However, the inflammatory response can actually be damaging, which is why you get symptoms like pain, redness and swelling.
Inflammation in the brain – also called neuroinflammation – follows the same principle, but the immune system works slightly differently in the brain to the rest of the body.
Special cells called microglia are the brain’s first line of defence. Normally, they are in a ‘resting’ state, but continually scan their environment for potential threats or damage. If they detect a threat, they become ‘active’ and move towards the site of infection or injury. When active, they release chemicals that can try and fight the threat. The problem is, this response can actually cause damage to the brain, and it’s thought that this contributes to the death of brain cells in diseases like Alzheimer’s.
There’s also some evidence that neuroinflammation can be activated by inflammation in the body, which can then worsen or even trigger neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s. Conditions like gum disease that cause chronic inflammation in the body have been linked to thinking and memory problems.
It’s important to find out more about how this works to so we can understand how conditions like this could lead to someone’s dementia symptoms appearing or getting worse.
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/cnainsider/48-young-onset-dementia-alzheimers-singapore-10398838
He’s 48, and already grappling with dementia More Singaporeans are being diagnosed with dementia at a younger age. Talking Point looks at the problems they face, as well as ways to prevent ...
27/03/2018
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29/11/2017
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28/10/2017
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How are supplements for sale here regulated? Reader Gary Teo wrote in to askST to express concern over dietary supplements available for sale in Singapore, for which distributors are claiming health benefits.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
13/06/2017
Science breakthrough!
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Cancer cells programmed back to normal by US scientists Scientists have turned cancerous cells back to normal by switching back on the process which stops normal cells from replicating too quickly
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