Neck Lymphatic Surgery for Alzheimer's Draws Global Trials Amid Skepticism
A surgical technique that connects neck lymphatic vessels to veins, aiming to improve brain waste drainage, has gained popularity in China after viral patient recovery videos. The procedure, called deep cervical lymphatic-venous anastomosis, is now entering clinical trials worldwide despite limited peer-reviewed evidence. Scientists caution that the dramatic testimonials have outpaced rigorous validation of safety and efficacy.
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