“It’s information I wanted to have because I had a mother who died of Alzheimer’s,’’ said Robert McKersie, an MIT professor who participated in an Alzheimer’s risk study.
(John Tlumacki/ Globe Staff)
Learning Alzheimer’s risk may do no harm
BU finding belies old assumptions
“It’s information I wanted to have because I had a mother who died of Alzheimer’s,’’ said Robert McKersie, an MIT professor who participated in an Alzheimer’s risk study.
(John Tlumacki/ Globe Staff)
If you found out you had an increased genetic risk for Alzheimer’s disease, how would you feel? (Full article: 1122 words)
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