New Australian research has discovered a molecular switch in the brain which triggers memory loss. After a study on mice, there is hope that the process of memory loss could be reversed.

Professor Bryce Vissel from St Vincent’s hospital in Sydney joined John Stanley to discuss the research, and dementia more broadly.

<p>New Australian research has discovered a molecular switch in the brain which triggers memory loss. After a study on mice, there is hope that the process of memory loss could be reversed.</p>
<p>Professor Bryce Vissel from St Vincent’s hospital in Sydney joined John Stanley to discuss the research, and dementia more broadly.</p>

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