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Getting alzheimers by 70%. is that true? if so it's amazing. dr. marc siegel, is it true? thanks for joining us. is it true, doctor? >> tucker, i think it's true. i'll take you back to the 90s when this drug, viagra, was first developed. we developed it for high blood pressure. in studying it, nurses noticed a very significant finding. which led to its current use. but it was used for lung disease and now being used and studied to treat heart disease. it has more and more uses because it dilates blood vessels and improves flood flow. in britain they studied it in mice and improved brain functi...

Cleveland clinic that says that viagra may cut the risk of getting alzheimers by 70%. is that true? if so it's amazing. dr. marc siegel, is it true? thanks for joining us. is it true, doctor? >> tucker, i think it's true. i'll take you back to the 90s when this drug, viagra, was first developed. we developed it for high blood pressure. in studying it, nurses noticed a very significant finding. but it was used for lung disease and now being used and studied to treat heart disease. it dilates blood vessels and improves flood flow. harvard studied it last year and found that in fish, zebra fish, ...

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Anthony Pierce/Alamy Flying fish may have taken to the air when evolution tweaked electrical signals that control the size of their fins. This discovery suggests the existence of a previously unknown mechanism by which animals can change the relative size of specific body parts. “How organs and tissues know when to stop growing at a certain size and stay there is a major mystery,” says Jake Daane at Northeastern University in Massachusetts. This scaling, known as allometry, is also a key driver of evolutionary change. The stunning variation … Continue reading Subscribe...