Recharging the brain's engines restores memory in dementia-model mice

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Scientists developed a tool to temporarily boost mitochondrial activity in the brain, and in mouse models of neurodegenerative disease this restored memory performance, suggesting energy failure in neurons may drive cognitive decline and could become a new therapeutic target—though the approach is still far from human use and requires extensive safety and efficacy studies.
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