The OFP Files
The Oskar Fischer Prize Files
Entries from the Oskar Fischer Prize contest on Alzheimer’s Disease.
Dale Bredesen – A Unifying Theory of Alzheimer’s Disease, With Clinical Support for a Precision Medicine Approach
Thomas Manaugh – NEW THINKING ABOUT THE ROLE OF DEHYDRATION AMONG THE CAUSES OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
Russell Swerdlow – The Alzheimer’s Disease Mitochondrial Cascade Hypothesis
Carlo Abbate – ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE STARTS IN ADULT NEURAL STEM CELLS
Varghese John – ApoE4-Targeted Therapeutics to Prevent the Onset & Progression of Alzheimer’s disease
Donald Weaver – Alzheimer’s Disease as an Autoimmune Disease
Bess Frost – Alzheimer’s disease – A disorder of disrupted cellular identity
Gunnar Gouras – The synaptic endosome: at the intersection of synapse pathology and apolipoprotein E4
Estela Area-Gomez – ALZHEIMER DISEASE: WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS, READ THE INSTRUCTIONS
Bernd Moosmann – Chronic excitatory insufficiency as proximate cause of Alzheimer’s disease
Ralph Nixon – A Causative Theory Based on Disruption of the Endosomal-Lysosomal-Autophagy Network Provides A Comprehensive Explanation for Alzheimer’s Disease
Annalise Barron – Alzheimer’s Disease is caused by the chronic dysregulation and weakening of innate immunity and the BBB via the underexpression, degradation and inactivation of innate immune proteins including LL-37 and ApoE