Deep cervical lymphatic-venous anastomosis is one of the more interesting failures-in-progress in recent Alzheimer’s research. Theoretically seductive, evidentially threadbare, and already the subject of a regulatory ban in the country where it originated. The theoretical case The rationale rests on the glymphatic–meningeal lymphatic clearance model: cerebrospinal and interstitial fluid carry metabolic waste, including amyloid-β andContinueContinue reading “The Evidence Gap in Deep Cervical Lymphatic Procedures for Alzheimer’s”
