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Name: Amyloid plaques and tau tangles: what happens in the Alzheimer's brain?
Description: A short explanation of how Alzheimer's disease develops — how amyloid beta forms plaques outside neurons and tau proteins form tangles inside them, disrupting communication, causing inflammation, and eventually damaging nerve cells and memory.

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Alzheimer's Disease vs Dementia — what's the difference? The Golden Retriever analogy

A short, visual explanation of the difference between Alzheimer's disease and dementia, using the golden retriever analogy to make the relationship clear and memorable.

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Amyloid plaques and tau tangles: what happens in the Alzheimer's brain?

A short explanation of how Alzheimer's disease develops — how amyloid beta forms plaques outside neurons and tau proteins form tangles inside them, disrupting communication, causing inflammation, and eventually damaging nerve cells and memory.

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