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Periodontitis Bacteria Found to Cross Into the Brain and Raise Alzheimer's Protein Levels
Researchers have confirmed a pathway by which bacteria that cause periodontitis cross the blood-brain barrier in mice and increase amyloid-beta, the protein hallmark of Alzheimer's disease. This article covers the process mediated by the immune protein IFITM3 and the current state of treatment development for humans.
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Osstem Implant Master Course PROSTH (Director Kim Hak-hoo)
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Osstem MASTER COURSE Prosthodontics - Dr. Kim Hak-hu (Advanced Course)
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2026 Korean Women Dental Association Academic Conference - Precision & Excellence 2026: Core Techniques and Latest Insights for Clinical Excellence
