Iron in Alzheimers disease: from physiology to disease disabilities
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doi: 10.3389/fnagi.2026.1835649 Received 21 March 2026 Revised 04 May 2026 Accepted 07 May 2026 Published 29 May 2026 Volume 18 - 2026 Edited by Ruosha Lai, Central South University, China Reviewed by Qingwei Ruan, Fudan University, China Emily Fabrizio-Stover, Medical University of South Carolina, United States Updates Copyright 2026 Liu and Liu