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A recently recognized form of dementia, known as LATE, is reshaping understanding of cognitive decline in the elderly, with rising diagnoses and guidelines for doctors published this year. It is estimated to affect about one-third of people aged 85 or older and 10% of those aged 65 or older, often mistaken for Alzheimer's. Experts emphasize the need for a broader range of treatments for this condition.
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Researchers have discovered that administering immunotherapy drugs for lung cancer in the morning can significantly improve patient survival rates. This approach leverages the body's circadian rhythms, which influence immune cell activity. The findings suggest a simple timing adjustment could enhance treatment effectiveness without added costs.