The Implications of Your Research for Helping People in the Future

Dr. Weaver says he has a personal interest in this because his mother, who is 96 years old, soon to be 97, has dementia. He would really prefer to find something I can do over the next 20 years before I am 96 and 97 that would prevent that. "I think all of this is exciting because it's just opening the door for multiple new approaches and multiple new therapies," Dr. Weaver said.