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Low Cholesterol May Raise Your Alzheimer s Risk

Why would doctors recommend something that's actually been shown to increase your risk of depression and suicide - .

United statesStephanie seneffRhonda patrickZoe harcombeCharles decarliDavid perlmutterPenn medicine press releaseUc davis alzheimer disease centerBrain researchFat ketogenic diet protects your brain healthFlorida atlantic universityBrain instituteFirst program toVanderbilt universityWhy low fat dietStatins may cause alzheimer

FDA Just Fast-Tracked a Vaccine for Alzheimer s

A vaccine that targets amyloid beta in the brain to treat Alzheimer's disease has been granted fast-track designation .

New yorkUnited statesNew york academy of sciencesColumbia universityAdam brickmanStephanie seneffMoira marizzoniEli lillyNational institutes of healthDrug administrationTokyo metropolitan institute of medical scienceFatebenefratelli centerFirst program toWashington university in stVaccine being fast trackedNew york city

How Side-Sleeping May Protect Against Alzheimer s

The position you choose to sleep in has an impact on how efficiently your brain can clear toxins .

New yorkUnited statesLos angelesRichard isaacsonLou gehrigDale bredesenDavid wrightPeter martoneScience universityUniversity of californiaLos angeles school of medicineOregon healthNeurochemical researchUniversity medical center gottingenDepartment of experimental neurodegenerationAmerican sleep association

Link Between Sugar and Alzheimer s Strengthens

Alzheimer’s disease for which conventional medicine believes there is no effective treatment or cure currently affects .

New yorkUnited statesNew york universitySan franciscoJulio rojas martinezSteven gundryMelissa schillingRichard liptonSam gandyDavid tanneDavid perlmutterUniversity of californiaAlbert einstein college of medicineCognitive health at mount sinai hospitalNational institutes of healthFirst program to

Link Between Alzheimer s and Gut Is Confirmed

Alzheimer's disease continues to be a leading cause of death in the U.S., with 1 in 3 seniors .

United statesLos angelesJason fungSteven gundryGiovanni frisoniMoira marizzoniDale bredesenWalter lukiwUniversity of californiaLos angeles school of medicineFatebenefratelli centerLouisiana state universityFirst program toUniversity hospitals of genevaMemory centerGut bacteria may trigger alzheimer

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