In a time of tight budgets and widespread demand for less government spending, Congress, the White House and a growing number of candidates for president from both parties agree that at least one priority should receive more money — research into the causes and possible cures of Alzheimer’s disease. Rudolph Tanzi (Mass General) and Doo Yeon Kim (Mass General), are mentioned.
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