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New Research Examines Possible Link Between Glucosamine Use and Alzheimer’s Progression

A to Z Times Contributor—SEPTEMBER 26, 2026

New research links glucosamine use with faster Alzheimer’s progression, but researchers stress that the findings show association, not causation.

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U.S. pharmaceutical manufacturing investment

Pharma Investment Reshapes U.S. Manufacturing Technology

A to Z Times Contributor—AUGUST 10, 2026

The pharmaceutical industry is entering a major period of domestic expansion as global drugmakers commit hundreds of billions of dollars to U.S. manufacturing and research facilities. A Reuters analysis published Monday found that pharmaceutical companies including Eli Lilly, Pfizer, Roche, AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson and Novartis have announced roughly $500 billion in planned U.S. investments.

WHO Dementia Prevention Guidance

WHO’s New Dementia Prevention Guidance Highlights Lifestyle’s Growing Role in Brain Health

A to Z Times Contributor—JULY 26, 2026

As populations around the world continue to age, preventing cognitive decline has become an increasingly important public health priority. New guidance released by the World Health Organization (WHO) is drawing renewed attention to research suggesting that a significant proportion of dementia cases may be preventable or delayed through lifestyle changes and improved management of health

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New Alzheimer’s Blood Test Research Signals a Shift in Early Disease Detection

A to Z Times Contributor—JULY 24, 2026

Advances in Alzheimer’s disease research are bringing the medical community closer to a future where diagnosing the condition may become faster, more accessible, and less invasive. As researchers continue evaluating blood-based diagnostic tools, healthcare providers are increasingly optimistic that these innovations could improve the early identification of Alzheimer’s disease, allowing patients and families to make

Blood Test for Alzheimer's Disease

Scientists Advance Efforts to Improve Early Alzheimer’s Detection Through Blood Testing

A to Z Times Contributor—JULY 21, 2026

Researchers and healthcare providers are continuing to make progress toward expanding access to blood-based testing for Alzheimer’s disease, a development that could significantly improve the early detection of one of the nation’s most common neurodegenerative conditions. As new diagnostic tools move closer to broader clinical use, medical experts say earlier diagnosis may help patients and

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WHO Calls for Stronger Global Immunization Efforts as Measles Cases Continue to Rise

A to Z Times Contributor—JULY 18, 2026

Global health officials are renewing calls to strengthen routine childhood immunization programs after new international health data showed that measles continues to spread in regions where vaccination coverage has declined. Public health experts say maintaining high vaccination rates remains one of the most effective ways to prevent outbreaks of the highly contagious disease and protect