Prof. Claudio Bassetti, President Elect of EAN, met with Prof. Bart de Strooper winner of the Lundbeck Foundation’s Brain Prize to talk about his work and his Brain Prize lecture at EAN 2019 – The prodromal, cellular phase of Alzheimer’s Disease: towards a novel understanding of the disorder.
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