The Fight To Stop Alzheimer’s Before It Starts And Disrupting The Ad Business
A neurologist’s fight to stop Alzheimer's before it starts and The New Yorker’s Ken Auletta on the future of advertising – and why we should care.
A sleeping sickness epidemic in the wake of the 1918 influenza pandemic has been nearly forgotten. Scientists still don’t know what caused it and why it suddenly disappeared, but they fear it could happen again.
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- Molly Caldwell Crosby Author of bestseller, "The American Plague."
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