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Aging baboons as a window on early Alzheimer's.

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  1. Nov 7, 2026
    TEAM STARTS A PILOT STUDY OF AGING BABOON BRAINSBaboon study, just starting

    San Antonio team to study aging baboon brains for Alzheimer's first signs

    With a $200,000 grant, Texas Biomed and UT Health San Antonio researchers will examine brain tissue, memory tests and blood markers in older baboons to look for Alzheimer's earliest changes.