Mysterious amyloid protein linked to aging research
Reports from a national aging conference describe amyloid a protein found in the brains and organs of elderly people. Scientists believe it may play a larger role in aging and senility than previously thought, though its exact cause or prevention remains unclear. The studies note amyloid appears in many species and may be a universal biological process. Further funded research could clarify its role and lead to treatments for senile plaques.
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Canada Now Tops Global Approval Says Editor Newman
Canadian self-awareness grows as Peter C Newman argues Canada reinvented itself and Macleans becomes the voice of a new national pride. He notes distrust of American influence and a shift toward home culture with readers nationwide. Hugh MacLennan also lauds Canada as perhaps the best liked nation.
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