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This article sets out a case for considering generally available polyvalent vaccines such as BCG, MMR and DPT to be repurposed for treating emerging cognitive decline in elderly people through reducing neuroinflammation via microglial activation. Up to now, treatments to reduce parenchymal oligomers such as Amyloid beta in Alzheimer’s disease have been clinically unsuccessful. Therefore, an alternative approach to try and directly attenuate microglial activation has utility.

Can Repurposed Polyvalent Vaccine Boosters (like BCG) Limit Dementia Progression by Modifying Microglial Activation Phenotypes?