Does this new evidence prove you can catch Alzheimer's at the dentist?
A study had found five people who'd been injected with now-banned growth treatments in the 1980s had gone on to develop early-onset dementia.
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A study had found five people who'd been injected with now-banned growth treatments in the 1980s had gone on to develop early-onset dementia.
Hormones, taken from dead donors between 1959 and 1985, were used to treat people with growth conditions in the UK before synthetic growth hormones were introduced.