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Published online 15 November 2002 | Nature | doi:10.1038/news021111-12
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Cerebral hemorrhage after passive anti-AB immunotherapy
Immunization used in halted human trial may weaken blood vessels.
Immunizing mice against a condition akin to Alzheimer's disease makes their brains prone to bleeding, researchers have found1. This hints at why cerebral inflammation halted an experimental human vaccine trial early this year.
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