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BCG

British  

abbreviation

  1. bacille Calmette-Guérin (antituberculosis vaccine)

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He joined BCG in New York after graduation, pitching himself as a no-brainer hire who had won promotions before and wanted to stay in consulting long-term: “I’m not just selling only on potential, I’m selling on performance.”

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The BCG vaccine given to newborns in many parts of the developing world to prevent tuberculosis also seems to have a systemic immune response that helps prevent infant mortality from other infections, says Topham.

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This shows that after five years of taking the BCG vaccine six times, cognitively normal middle-aged adults with a form of Type 1 diabetes had significantly lower levels of two types of protein that play a large role in Alzheimer’s disease compared with those who didn’t get the vaccine.

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The BCG vaccine resets sugar pathways.

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An old tuberculosis vaccine—bacillus Calmette-Guérin, or BCG—is being studied to prevent Alzheimer’s disease.

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