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I shall mention Nissl - Alois Alzheimer

I shall mention Nissl – Alois Alzheimer

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Excessive reservations and paralyzing despondency have not helped the sciences to advance nor are they helping them to advance, but a healthy optimism that cheerfully searches for new ways to understand, as it is convinced that it will be possible to find them. – Alois Alzheimer

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