Ancient ginkgo tree extract tested as potential Alzheimer's slowing treatment
NCT ID NCT07287852
Summary
This study is testing whether a Ginkgo Biloba extract called Egb761 can slow down Alzheimer's disease in people with mild memory problems. Fifty participants will take the extract twice daily for six months. Researchers will check if it lowers a key Alzheimer's blood marker (p-tau217) and improves memory and thinking skills.
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Hadassah medical Center
Jerusalem, 91120, Israel
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