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Dolphins with Alzheimer's Disease?Contents of this Issue: Southern Cross Club, Little Cayman Island Dolphins with Alzheimer's Disease? Surprising Safety Flaws in Lithium-ion Batteries Truk Lagoon -- Not for the Meek Should Divers with Head Colds be Quarantined? If the Water's Murky, Bull Sharks Thrive Garmin Wants to Save You at Sea A 12-Year-Old's Diving Death Brings a Lawsuit Editorial Office: Ben Davison Publisher and Editor Undercurrent 3020 Bridgeway, Suite 102 Sausalito, CA 94965 from the February, 2026 issue of Undercurrent
Subscriber Content Preview Just as people with dementia sometimes wander far from home, dolphins, some scientists believe, may get Alzheimer's disease and might get confused at sea. In 2022, scientists and researchers from the University of Glasgow and other Scottish institutions were surprised to find that postmortem tests of 22 toothed whales, or odontocetes, detected three key brain changes associated with Alzheimer's disease in humans and some other animals.... Subscribers: Read the full article here ; |
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