IFNA1 and Alzheimer disease: Such a combination therapy is even more timely in the perspective of a revival of the role of blood cells—leukocytes and platelets—in AD pathogenesis and the role of inflammasomes in neuroimmune and neurodegenerative diseases, targeting leukocytes and platelets potently by IFN and the inflammasome by potent anti-inflammatory JAK1-2 inhibition—ruxolitinib—or monoclonal antibodies targeting IL-1beta or IL-6 [70].