Researchers uncovered a remarkable treatment technique to reverse dementia with the help of ultrasound. By using high-frequency sound waves, scientists managed to clear toxic protein clumps from the brain without any additional therapeutic drugs. This is a major breakthrough that could make way for an affordable, portable device which would help millions of patients suffering from Alzheimer’s disease.
Ultrasound waves will soon be used to treat Alzheimer’s in humans
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