Faculty lecture focuses on alcohol and Alzheimer’s

Professor of Biology Jerome Garcia presents his recent study, “A Systematic Approach, Liver to Brain Axis, to Alcohol’s Influence on Alzheimer's Disease Development” on Nov. 26 in the Lewis Center Classroom. Garcia’s research looked at the influence of alcohol on the behavior of rats and how that might translate to humans. / photo by Camille C.Nan
Professor of Biology Jerome Garcia presents his recent study, “A Systematic Approach, Liver to Brain Axis, to Alcohol’s Influence on Alzheimer’s Disease Development” on Nov. 26 in the Lewis Center Classroom. Garcia’s research looked at the influence of alcohol on the behavior of rats and how that might translate to humans. / photo by Camille C.Nan

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