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Repurposing Oncology Drugs for Alzheimer’s: Multi-Omic Convergence Targeting Cell-Cycle, Proteostasis, Immunometabolism, and Senescence

2025-09-23

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Alzheimer's disease (AD), the predominant dementia etiology, imposes a $1.5 trillion global burden in 2025, exacerbated by inexorable failures in amyloid-tau-centric monotherapies amid <1% trial success rates. This review synthesizes cross-disciplinary pathobiology underpinning oncology drug repurposing for AD, leveraging inverse epidemiological antagonism and convergent hallmarks: aberrant neuronal cell-cycle...

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5ac2dda9-64fc-523f-8316-0d1b46fae057
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10.20944/preprints202509.1889.v1
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