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Alzheimer’s disease (AD) has been the most prevalent form of dementia since its initial discovery in the 20th century. Despite the technological innovation and groundbreaking research that has been developed and completed, there hasn’t been any reported fix that can cure its symptoms, presenting a need to find more effective therapeutic solutions. From targeting amyloid plaques to the tau regions of neurons in the brain, there have been several attractive targets that may hold the solution to curing AD. With many different experimental drugs and therapies being tested everyday, the purpose of this literature review is to summarize what some of the various treatments entail with regards to the neurobiology behind Alzheimer’s, how they affect those selected regions, as well as potential future therapeutic solutions for this disease.
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