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ACTSI Investigator Dr. James Lah in the News

January 19, 2012

James Lah, MD, ACTSI investigator and director of the cognitive neurology program at Emory University's Department of Neurology

ABC News.com | Brain shrinkage precedes Alzheimer's
April 14, 2011

Emory Magazine | What's the Big Idea?
Spring 2011

CNN | WABE | Stop selling higher dose Alzheimer's drug, group says
May 18, 2011

Fox 5 News | Expert: Early Alzheimer's not uncommon
August 26, 2011

Bahrain News Agency | Vitamin B12 deficiency affects human memory
September 27, 2011

CNN | Vitamin B12 deficiency linked to memory problems
September 26, 2011

Atlanta Journal-Constitution | A timeline of the Alzheimer's disease
November 27, 2011

Atlanta Journal-Constitution | In a race to slow an epic disease
November 27, 2011